ACS reminds owners to keep pets on their propertySix dogs that attacked a 44-year-old woman on the Southwest Side and later deemed dangerous have been euthanized, Animal Care Services said in a statement Thursday.

There are more than 180 dogs that have been classified as either dangerous or aggressive by San Antonio Animal Control Services. Here's a breakdown of how that process happens and the consequences that come with it.

Two roaming dogs in the Denver Heights neighborhood nearly ripped a cat apart. The cat’s owner, Aaron Salinas, said she survived, but he still has questions.

Michael Shannon will act as interim director while city leaders search for a permanent replacement for Shannon Sims, who stepped down in May.

The city said that as of Friday night, the process of finding a new director for San Antonio Animal Care Services is still ongoing.

After a spate of dog attacks and the constant issues with loose dogs, San Antonio appears ready to crack down.

Marina Alderete Gavito held a press conference on her push for new policies for dangerous, aggressive and loose dogs.

Animal Care Services has created a searchable registry of dogs in San Antonio that have been deemed dangerous.

Dangerous dog investigations can lead to additional restrictions for a dog's owner, but Animal Care Services needs sworn statements from victims or witnesses of an attack to get started.