Kim Zolciak gets her son Kash his own dog four months after he was attacked by a dog

This was posted on Thursday, August 17, 2017 by RODNEY HO/rho@ajc.com on his AJC Radio & TV Talk blog

Kim Zolciak's five-year-old son Kash was attacked in the face by a dog four months ago and landed in the hospital. He required multiple surgeries.

But the "Tardy for the Party" Bravo reality star recently gave Kash his own dog. According to TMZ, she and her family fostered three puppies from a pitbull/lab mix litter. They kept one Sage but for Kash's fifth birthday, they bestowed him Sage's brother Sailor.

Kash has fully recovered and his mom said he is not scared of dogs, TMZ said.

I have not seen any real details of the circumstances behind the original dog bite.

Credit: Rodney Ho

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