A Summerville woman received medical treatment on March 27th after being bitten by a stray dog during a neighborhood incident. Summerville Police responded to a call at 584 Scoggins Street at approximately 6:08 PM regarding a dog bite and a possible domestic dispute. Upon arrival, officers found Jennifer Saxon being treated for a bite wound on her hand by John Smith. According to the police report, Ms. Saxon was later transported to Chattooga County ER by EMS. Two dogs were present at the scene. One, described as a medium-sized brown dog with stripes, was identified as the aggressor and the one that bit Ms. Saxon. The second dog, possibly a blue heeler mix silver in color with black spots, was located in the back of a vehicle. Neither dog was leashed, and initial investigation revealed neither belonged to anyone at the scene. Officer Jacob Pledger contacted a resident at 485 Scoggins Street, who potentially owned the blue heeler mix. The brown striped dog, although wearing a collar, had no identifiable owner present. The brown striped dog was secured on a runner until animal control arrived. The blue heeler mix was returned to the address at 485 Scoggins Street. Ms. Saxon stated that she was outside with her own dog and attempting to prevent it from interfering in an altercation between the two stray dogs when the brown striped dog bit her. Photographs of the bite marks on Ms. Saxon’s hand were taken by police. The incident remains under investigation.