Woman hospitalised after brutal cow attack in Sydney’s west
A woman has suffered head injuries and been rushed to hospital after she was the victim of a brutal cow attack.
A cow has taken its beef with a human to a frightening level after it hospitalised a woman in a brutal attack in Sydney’s west.
The incident involved a woman in her 70s and happened about 9am on Monday on Mamre Rd in Kemps Creek.
A NSW Ambulance spokesperson confirmed the woman was injured by the cow after it headbutted her.
Cow attack: We have responded to an incident involving a cow attacking a woman on Mamre Rd in Kemps Creek. The woman has been treated for head injuries and taken to Liverpool Hospital. #nswambulance
— NSW Ambulance (@NSWAmbulance) August 15, 2022
Paramedics arrived at the scene and treated the woman for head injuries before she was taken away to Liverpool Hospital.
It is not known what happened to the enraged bovine following the incident.
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