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"They started attending to her and while we were standing on the drive another lady turned up saying ‘I have just seen on Facebook that my sister’s dog has been found, I called my sister and she was not answering.’ She then found her sister lying on the floor. Ambulance crews were giving her CPR and the helicopter turned up. “The woman was in the middle of the field, halfway across it- maybe 20 yards from the footpath. I saw the air ambulance and I said ‘what is going on?’ I used to work with her in a bar many years ago and she worked in Sainsburys.”Ī witness, who did not want to be named, said: “I was maybe the fourth person that got to the field. “She always walked her dog just past my house.
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She didn’t even eat them, she was a vegetarian. The thought that she was trampled by a cow is just hideous. She said of the woman who died: “She was lovely.
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I saw the police, ambulances and the air ambulance- then the woman’s sister ran out and saw her lying in the field." A pal, who did not want to be named, said: “I was at home just after it happened and by the time I got there my neighbours were trying to give her CPR. The victim - described as a “gentle human being” - is understood to have been a keen dog walker who worked at a local shop. Residents claimed a man was injured by the same “crazy” cows in May this year and had to be airlifted to hospital, but survived. Her sister rushed to the scene after reading on Facebook that her dog had been found. Residents and then 999 crews performed CPR for up to an hour in a desperate bid to save her, but she was pronounced dead at the scene. Some locals rushed to the stricken woman's aid before police, paramedics and an air ambulance arrived. The 55-year-old was found 'covered in blood' near the picturesque village of Billingshurst in West Sussex just before midday on Monday. A woman who died after she was trampled by a herd of 30 cows while walking her dog has been described by devastated friends as a 'gentle human being' who 'loved animals'.