The dogs tore the flesh from Beata Obuchowska’s arms and legs while she was working at a farm in Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, in October 2014.
The 33-year-old had to undergo 24 operations, which included skin grafts and the amputation of two fingers.
Ms Obuchowska, from Enfield, north London, did not know that just two years earlier, he had had nearly 175 abused dogs and puppies seized, had whined to the courts that he had arthritis and that prison would be 'too cruel' for him so they'd given him probation with the restriction that he be banned from keeping animals for ten years.
He was violating the terms of his probation by owning 100 dogs and had no right to run the compound he rented at a farm in Great Amwell, Herts.
‘My left arm had six inch of bone visible where the dogs had torn the flesh off,’ she said. ‘My injuries were so severe that I was in hospital for three months and was in and out of surgery constantly.’
The owner of the compound Nijamul Islamhad (Nijamul Islam), 44, from Farm Road, Edgware, had left Ms Obuchowska alone after going to the shops.
Ms Obuchowska, who is originally from Poland, added: ‘They viciously attacked me, ripping my clothes off and biting my arms. They were so aggressive that they broke my arms. I was too weak to fight them off.
‘I tried everything I could to get them off. I kicked them, bit their noses and even kissed them but nothing worked. No one was around to hear my cries for help. Those dogs were intent on killing me.
The dogs eventually left her alone, after viciously attacking her for more than ten minutes, when she played dead.
‘I was just thinking of my then four-year-old daughter, I knew I needed to survive for her sake,’ Ms Obuchowska said.
The landlord of the farm – who wasn’t connected to the dog compound – found her 40 minutes later and backed up his van so she could climb to safety. She said he ‘saved her life’.
PROBATION VIOLATION - HE WASN'T ALLOWED TO OWN ANIMALS UNTIL 2022
Islam, 44, arrived shortly after in a car but was too scared - OF HIS OWN DOGS - to get out.
He asked why an ambulance had been called, saying it could cause a “big problem” for him.
He even told Beata: “Remember, tell the police you were attacked on the road,” to try and avoid blame. Nijamul told Ms Obuchowska to lie to the police and say she’d been attacked on the road so he wouldn’t be blamed.
PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED OF ANIMAL CRUELTY, HE WHINED ABOUT PRISON BEING 'TOO CRUEL' BECAUSE HE HAS ARTHRITIS SO THEY COURT GAVE HIM PROBATION INSTEAD -- AFTER ABUSING NEARLY 175 DOGS AND PUPPIES!
Nijamul had been previously banned from owning pets for ten years after he was convicted of 27 counts of causing unnecessary suffering to animals in 2012.
(Metro UK - December 18, 2017)
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