Boy attacked by pit bulls in Mass. PITTSFIELD, Mass., June 13 (UPI) -- A 9-year-old boy was seriously injured in an attack by a neighbor's pit bulls in an apartment building in Pittsfield, Mass., his parents say. Anthony Petell said his son, Perrin, lost part of his scalp and was bitten and scratched with 35 puncture wounds, The Berkshire Eagle reported. Perrin and his mother, Jessyca Petell, were returning to their apartment Monday night when the dogs rushed the boy. Jessyca Petell said three dogs were in a hallway in the building and attacked as soon as Perrin opened the outer door. He just kept screaming and crying, 'Mommy, Mommy, help me. They're hurting me.' It was just really awful," she said. Police said two of the dogs attacked, while Jessyca Petell said all three were involved. The dogs belong to Lori Rohde and Anthony Pollack, who also live in the building. The dogs are now in quarantine, and the owners could be fined for the attack. Perrin was treated at Berkshire Medical Center and released early Tuesday.