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24.03.2022 - 21:51 / dailyrecord.co.uk
The breed of dog which killed tragic tot Bella-Rae Birch has been confirmed by police.
An American Bully XL mauled the 17-month-old to death in her own home on March 21.
The monster dog was the family's new pet at their home in St Helen's Merseyside bought just a week before it killed Bella-Rae.
American Bully XLs are a legal breed and not subject to prohibitions under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, the Mirror reports.
Thousands has been donated to the toddler's funeral in the wake of her death.
The young girl's mum, Treysharn, wrote on a fundraising page: "On the 21st of March we sadly lost our gorgeous blue-eyed baby girl, who was just one year of age, in a tragic sudden accident.
"We are now in a position where we need to raise funds towards the most beautiful send-off.
"Every little will help, every little is appreciated. Thank you everyone."
In a statement released on Wednesday, Merseyside Police confirmed the dog was not a banned breed.
"Merseyside Police are continuing enquiries into the tragic death of Bella-Rea Birch, as the family remain supported by specialist officers," the statement read.
"Tests have confirmed that the dog involved was an American Bully XL, a legal breed not subject to any prohibitions under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991. "
In an emotional tribute through Merseyside Police, Bella-Rae's family said: "As a family we would like to thank the community for their support.
"We would ask that we are now allowed some space and time to try and come to terms with the tragic loss of our much-loved Bella-Rae. She will be sadly missed but never forgotten."
Following the tragic incident, police cordoned off parts of Bidston Avenue, St Helens while they launched an investigation.
In a police press statement made
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