Hero mother saves her child after pit bull bites him in the stomach

A Texas mother has become a hero after saving her son from a dog attack. Chante Wright-Haywood was getting ready to drop off her son at daycare when the horrors began.

A pit bull came out of nowhere and bit her 2-year-old son in the stomach. She screamed, grabbed the child and ran home. The whole family joined forces to keep the dog away.

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