http://www.wcvb.com/news/pig-attacks-2-people-on-farm-1-victim-fighting-for-his-life/39371266
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TOWNSEND, Mass. —A 225-pound pig that attacked and seriously injured a man less than two hours after attacking a woman at a Massachusetts farm will be put down.
Townsend Police Chief Robert M. Eaton Jr. said his department was investigating "two very unfortunate farm incidents" in the town about 50 miles northwest of Boston.
Police and emergency responders were called to the farm Tuesday evening for a report of an injured woman.
Shannon Hernandez, 38, suffered lacerations on her body from an apparent pig attack. She was taken to a hospital for further treatment.
“He broke out of his pen to get to the girls in heat,” Shannon Hernandez said. “They can get edgy and aggressive when it comes to the females in heat. I got him into his barn to get him locked into his stall. He turned around and started coming at me.”
Less than two hours later, rescuers were called to the same location for a report of a man who had received more serious injuries from the same animal.
Jose Hernandez, 50, suffered life-threatening injuries, but is expected to survive. He is being treated at UMass Memorial Medical Center and was upgraded to stable condition Wednesday
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The pig, a 5-year-old male named Boss, was quarantined pending further evaluation on Wednesday by the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture, State Veterinarian, Animal Rescue League and Townsend Animal Control.
Boss will be put down, officials said Wednesday afternoon. The animal will be tested for rabies as a precaution.
"He is my pet but, he’s done this twice within an hour so I’ve got to make a decision," Shannon Hernandez said.
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