Enid pair survive pit bull attack
ENID — Rhonda Morgan said when the dogs attacked, her instincts took over. All she could think to do was keep her daughter away from the teeth.
"It was the most terrifying thing I’ve been through,” Morgan said. "Those dogs were intent on my daughter.”
Around noon April 11, Morgan said she and her 2-year old daughter, Madison , were playing in the front yard of their Enid hom...
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