Horrifying moment woman, 61, STABS Chihuahua being walked by 15-year-old girl

A Chicago woman approached a 15-year-old girl walking her dog in her Chicago neighborhood and stabbed her pet Chihuahua repeatedly in an unprovoked attack. 

Jeanette Olivo, 61, walked up to the teen on Monday afternoon and struck up a conversation as she was walking her 12-year-old Chihuahua named Bebe in her northwest Chicago neighborhood of Dunning, officials said.

A few minutes into their chat, Olivo began following the young girl and then stabbed the animal. As the teenager tried to run away, the woman reportedly chased her stabbed the dog several more times, police said in court documents obtained by WFLD.

The dog survived the horrific attack, but suffered multiple stab wounds, including one that may have pierced the thorax, the news outlet reported. 

Olivo was arrested and charged with aggravated cruelty to animals and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. She is scheduled to appear in court on January 4 at 9am.

Jeanette Olivo was arrested and charged with aggravated cruelty to animals and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. She is scheduled to appear in court on January 4 at 9am

After the vicious attack, The Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation in Chicago shared in a Facebook post that Bebe was out of surgery for a wound that damaged the dog’s diaphragm.

The following day they sent an update on Bebe’s recovery sharing that he was ‘still not out of the woods,’ but was ‘in good spirits and doesn’t seem to be in any pain.’   

A member of The Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation said they heard about the egregious crime when an officer from the 16th District notified them.  

‘Initially, the thought was to help the family pay the bill down with a generous matching $2,000 donation from our anonymous donor (thank you) which was half matched immediately by Penny Petersen,’ the rescue foundation wrote.

‘Premier Veterinary Group of Chicago helped by reducing our bill, as well – thank you caring people,’ they wrote. ‘Another rescue stepped us as well and we are touched.’ 

In the post, they mentioned other organizations that came forward to help including, Small Paws Rescue, and expressed gratitude for all the encouraging words, prayers and generous donations that helped cover Bebe’s medical expenses, and the doctor who performed the life saving surgery. 

‘We raised enough to cover Bebe’s follow up visit and help other voiceless victims of animal abuse,’ the post said. ‘We did it together. We saved Bebe!’ 

‘At the end, one person committed an unforgettable crime, but you all stepped up to help – incredibly amazing and heartwarming, turning this horrific experience to something positive.’ 

The teen, who was not identified because she is a minor, said she was traumatized by the experience.

‘Bebe, he is happy to be home and is recovering surrounded by his loving family,’ the foundation said. 

After the vicious attack, The Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation, located in Chicago shared in a Facebook post that Bebe was out of surgery for a wound that damaged the dog’s diaphragm

Bebe is recovering and now home with his family and his owner, the 15-year-old who was traumatized is also healing from the horrific crime 

An unidentified male pictured with Bebe at the Garrido Stray Rescue Founadation  Be