Regency newborn death: Dog remains across pound as police, council also investigate

Police and local authority or council are still to decide the fate regarding your dog which fatally attacked newborn Jaxon in October. The baby’s father, Anton Zabiyaka (pictured), passed not knowing he was going to be a dad. [Photo / File

The fate of a canine friend which attacked and dragged an infant baby outside before trying to conceal it is still undecided as law and Hamilton City Council keep working their investigations.

Baby Jaxon was just under as well as more days old when a rottweiler to his mother’s Enderley home fatally attacked it after his the new mom had gone to the bathroom.

Jaxon was born in the at the beginning hours of October 24 and thus attacked by the dog the following day.

The newborn baby succumbed to his injuries in Waikato Hospital on October 27.

Two dogs had been taken by authorities from the home; a rottweiler believed to have attacked Jaxon, plus staffordshire bull terrier.

Police said they were today investigating the incident and tested no charges had been laid.

A Hamilton City Local authority or council spokesperson today confirmed that one dog remained in the care of Pet animal Control.

“Another dog has been returned to the children at the advice of the police.

“The police explore remains ongoing. ”

A Givealittle fundraiser higher $12, 847 for the family this last year.

Organiser but friend of the mother, Nicole Baker, said Jaxon’s mother’s joy through his birth was tragically cut back short as his injuries “were too much for his little one to bear”.

“Jaxon’s Mum, her family and friends should be obviously struggling to come to terms utilizing this type of absolute tragedy, ” she wrote.

The child’s mum had gone to the bathroom if ever the dog attacked Jaxon, dragging your into the garden and then trying to bury him.

Jaxon’s grandmother Vera Zabiyaka earlier declared the Herald his mother must have been “devastated and crushed about face lift cream happened”.

The girl said Jaxon’s father, Anton Zabiyaka, who died in April your own suspected suicide, had no idea having been going to be a father.

Jaxon’s death had been seen by the coroner.