Lifetime actress permanately scarred after dog attack, lawsuit claims
New York Post • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Lifetime actress Natasha Wilson was bitten in the face by a dog named Scruffy at a West Hollywood dog park while protecting her French bulldog, resulting in permanent disfigurement, according to a lawsuit.
- The incident occurred on November 7, 2024, when Scruffy approached Wilson’s dog aggressively, then attacked Wilson after she tried to shield her pet.
- Wilson sustained a laceration above her right eyebrow, requiring stitches and medical treatment, and now faces permanent scarring, altered eyebrow movement, and recommended scar revision surgery.
- The injury has impacted Wilson’s ability to work, leading to claims for economic damages including medical expenses, lost wages, and reduced earning capacity.
- The defendant, Gregory Marcel, owner of the dog Scruffy, was contacted for comment by the California Post.
