what happens if my child has been attacked by an animal?
you want to make sure that you identify the animal so that there is an opportunity for that animal to be checked for disease. there's a difference between wild animals and domesticated animals, but in most cases, a call to the local animal enforcement officer will help decide whether or not you need additional follow-up medical care for your child. rabies is always a consideration, whether the bite is by a wild animal or a pet.â â you don't want to put your child through the trauma of treating for potential rabies or other diseases if that's not necessary, so you want to have to the animal tested.
you shoud take to her pediatrician or er, she might need chest x ray just to make sure there is no fraction, give her tylenol (acetaminophen) or ibuprofen for pain, ice the sure bruised area until she gets cheched. i hope she feels better soon. good luck. see more... don't worry dis is normal in few babies, my son also scared some time while sleeping sometimes he starts screaming suddenly....make sure put soft light weighted pillow over his half body so that he will think you are still by his side and attach another by his side, m sure he will not scared any more..... he need to see his pediatrician to be evaluated and may have ct of his head to find the cause so be treated, see more... since you're an adult, you can report it to child services, as child endangerment for your sister. he is a threat to her well being. the problems with that are 1) she could be put in foster care 2) they may not do anything. 
i'm not sure how much the police would do, considering he is a minor, but they might require him to go through anger management. i think they would do something because he is abusing and harassing your family, especially your little sister. i think that no matter what, you need to take this to someone outside of the family, seeing as your family won't step in. whether it be a counselor, the police or child services, someone needs to step in for both your family and his sake. as he gets older, this could escalate, and he could end up actually killing someone. he needs help. 
if you actually think he might kill you, you for sure need to do something and soon. 
i am so sorry you are in this situation.
i pray all things work out for the best of everyone and that there are no more injuries I cannot speak for MD law. However, The agreement, as you state it, requires a return if you cannot keep it. sounds like a new adoption, and a fee required for same, but not from you. 


They seem to be claiming that the $500 donation should not have been returned, and that you owe that money to them. As for attorney fees, those are usually not recoverable unless stated in a contract.


You need to contact a reputable, Animal Lawyer, or one that handles contract cases.


Michael Rotsten, Esq. Hello Dede, Thank you for the question.



Has your father seen a doctor after this accident? If your father has an accident and falls / hits him, this impact can have an impact on the affected body. The impact also depends on the strength of the impact experienced. This impact can affect bones, muscles, tendons (connective tissue that connects muscles to bones), ligaments (connective tissue that connects two bones), blood vessels, nerves, and skin. Symptoms that can result from this impact are injuries, bruises, pain in the area, swelling, or difficulty moving the limbs. If until now your father's left leg cannot be used for walking, you should suggest that your father immediately see a doctor. The doctor will examine your father and will usually suggest further tests such as x-rays. X-rays can tell if the complaint your father is experiencing is caused by a hip or thigh fracture; because if you experience a fracture, then treatment by an orthopedic specialist needs to be done.



If no fractures are found, the doctor will usually suggest consulting a medical rehabilitation specialist to arrange a physical therapy program that your father can do to regain strength so that it can return to normal function.



Hope this information is useful.



Dr. Aloisia the act of defending humans from an animal that can attack them, like sharks, is similar to the behavior of mothers protecting their offspring. many disabled swimmers or divers claim that were held and transported to the surface with the aid of a dolphin, action used with other cetaceans. favorite animal? part of becoming an adult and having a family of your own is learning how to manage relationships with other people... like your own parents. it can be devastating to have a parent with mental illness, i do understand, my dad lost his battle with mental illness several years ago. however, when you are responsible for a child of your own, you've got to be able to function no matter what else is happening around you. part of that is giving yourself time and space to grieve and to feel what you are feeling rather than trying to stuff it down. find someone to talk to that you can let those tears go with, a counselor... or friend... your husband... even calling a warmline if necessary. the baby will be fine. animals eat their young for the same reason humans have abortions.

as far as incest is concerned. it happens in nature just as much as it happens in humans. first cousins can have children turn out perfectly fine.

it sounds like your cousin isn't that well educated. he needs to stop only reading headlines/taglines in the newspapers.

animals don't act different from humans. they do what they do to get what they need and make themselves happy.