Full Breakdown
Fox Crossing Police Investigate Dog Attack on Cat
3/31/2026, 1:08:38 AM
Incident Overview
On Sunday night at approximately 9:45 p.m., police in Fox Crossing, Wisconsin, responded to a report of an animal attack on the 1300 block of Sunset Lane. Two dogs, identified as a pit-bull mix, attacked and killed a cat in a ditch. Authorities reported that one dog had a tan coat, while the other had a grey/reddish/tan coat with a white stomach.
Details of the Attack
Witnesses indicated that the dogs were involved in a violent encounter with the cat, resulting in fatal injuries. Following the incident, a white sedan, resembling an early 2000s Chevy Impala, arrived at the scene. The vehicle's occupants, described as a Black male in his late 20s to early 30s with dreadlocks and a larger white female, retrieved the dogs and fled the area. During the commotion, the homeowner attempted to intervene by striking the vehicle's left rear bumper with a metal shovel, potentially causing minor damage.
Police Response and Community Involvement
Fox Crossing police are actively seeking the owners of the dogs involved in the attack. Authorities believe the owners may reside in either Fox Crossing or Menasha. The police have encouraged residents in the vicinity to review any security or doorbell camera footage that may have captured the vehicle or the incident itself.
Official Statements & Community Appeal
Officer Tubbs of the Fox Crossing Police Department has urged anyone with information to come forward. Residents can contact the department at (920) 720-7109, send a message via Facebook, or report anonymously through the Winnebago County Crime Stoppers P3 app.
Criticism & Opposition
While the police have taken steps to address the situation, some community members have expressed concerns regarding the safety of pets in the area, highlighting the need for stricter regulations on dog ownership and control.
Verbatim Quotes
“Anyone in the area of the attack is encouraged to look through their security or doorbell camera footage for the vehicle belonging to the dogs' owners.” — Officer Tubbs, Fox Crossing Police Department
What's Next
The investigation is ongoing as police continue to gather information and seek the responsible parties. Further community engagement may be necessary to address concerns about animal control and public safety in Fox Crossing.
