Palmdale, CA – Individual Injured After Reported Animal Bite on 36th St W

Palmdale, CA (October 26, 2025) – Emergency personnel responded to reports of an animal bite incident on Saturday afternoon, October 25, in the 41000 block of 36th Street West in Palmdale. Dispatch records indicate that two emergency units were dispatched to the scene following reports of a person who had been bitten and required advanced life support (ALS) medical attention.

Upon arrival, firefighters and paramedics located the injured individual and immediately began providing medical assistance. The victim was treated at the scene for bite-related injuries before being transported to a nearby hospital for further evaluation. Officials have not released details regarding the severity of the injuries or the type of animal involved in the incident.

Authorities are working to determine whether the bite was caused by a domestic animal or wildlife native to the area. Animal control officers were notified and arrived at the location to assess the situation and investigate the animal’s whereabouts. Depending on the circumstances, the animal may be quarantined or tested for potential diseases, including rabies.

The area surrounding 36th Street West was temporarily monitored as emergency crews completed their response and gathered information for an official report. No additional injuries were reported, and no immediate threat to the public was identified. Law enforcement officials are expected to continue their investigation to ensure compliance with county safety and animal control regulations.

We wish the injured individual a full and speedy recovery following this unfortunate incident.

Animal Bite Incidents in Los Angeles County

Animal bite incidents occur regularly throughout Los Angeles County, often involving dogs, domestic pets, or wildlife such as raccoons, coyotes, or feral cats. According to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, hundreds of residents seek emergency treatment for bite-related injuries each year. These injuries can range from minor puncture wounds to serious lacerations that require surgery or result in infections if left untreated.

Immediate medical care following an animal bite is critical to prevent complications. Victims are often treated with antibiotics or receive rabies vaccinations if the animal’s health status is unknown. In some cases, follow-up appointments are necessary to ensure proper healing and to monitor for infection or tissue damage.

Community awareness and preventive measures play a major role in reducing animal bite incidents. Residents are urged to exercise caution when approaching unfamiliar pets, avoid feeding wildlife, and ensure their own animals are properly restrained and vaccinated. Simple actions such as supervising children around animals and reporting stray or aggressive behavior to local animal control can help reduce future incidents.

At Countrywide Trial Lawyers, we represent individuals who have sustained injuries from animal bites and attacks across Southern California. Our legal team investigates the circumstances of each case, determines liability, and works to secure compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain, and emotional trauma associated with these events.

If you or someone you know has been injured in an animal bite or dog attack, contact Countrywide Trial Lawyers today at (844)-844-9119 to schedule a free consultation with our animal attack lawyer. Our firm is dedicated to helping victims recover physically, emotionally, and financially following serious animal-related injuries.