Dog the Bounty Hunter's Wife Beth Chapman Resting After Hospitalization Amid Cancer Battle

Dog the Bounty Hunter’s Beth Chapman is recovering after she was hospitalized in Hawaii on Saturday amid her battle with cancer. “Beth was hospitalized yesterday. She’s now resting at home,” an attorney for the Chapmans confirmed to PEOPLE. Beth, 51, was rushed to the hospital after experiencing difficulty breathing, according toTMZ. Beth’s health woes come five months after sheunderwent emergency surgeryin November to clear a throat blockage that was obstructing her airways.

Dog the Bounty Hunter's Wife Beth Chapman Undergoes Emergency Surgery

Photo: REX/Shutterstock Dog the Bounty HunterstarBeth Chapmanis undergoing emergency surgery, PEOPLE confirms. The 51-year-old reality star and wife ofDuane “Dog” Chapmanwas hospitalized on Monday night for an emergency surgery to clear a throat blockage that was obstructing her airways. “She’s at Cedars-Sinai right now,” Dog’s son Duane Lee toldPage Sixon Tuesday. “It’s life-threatening.” Currently, her family is waiting for an update at the hospital. Broadimage/REX/Shutterstock The major procedure comes more than a year after Beth’s husbandconfirmedin September 2017 that she had been diagnosed with stage II throat cancer.

Dog the Bounty Hunter's Wife Beth Chapman, 51, Becomes a Great-Grandmother Amid Cancer Battle

Photo: Beth Chapman/Instagram Beth Chapman’s family is growing! The 51-year-oldDog the Bounty Hunterstar, and wife of Duane “Dog” Chapman, announced on Friday that she had become a great-grandmother for the first time. “It just gets better,” she added. Leland is the son of Dog and his first wife, La Fonda Sue Honeycutt. Just days earlier, Beth shared a smiling selfie on Instagram with multiple hashtag messages, including“stay humble” and “pray.”

Dog Tied to Truck Heading for Interstate Saved by Sheriff's Office Volunteer

A sharp-eyed patrol volunteer from theYavapai County Sheriff’s Officein Arizona saved a dog from a scary fate. According to thesheriff’s office’s Facebook page, the volunteer — who assists deputies with traffic control, directing motorists, crime scene security and more — was on a break in a parking lot when he spotted a shocking sight. In a video of the incident, you can see a semi-truck pull in front of the volunteer’s vehicle to get on an interstate … with a helpless dog tied to the back.

Dog Trained to Ring Bell for Attention Alerts Owner to Family of Bears in Her Backyard Pool

Daisy the dog would like your attention, please! This helpful trick became uniquely useful recently. One day earlier this summer, Daisy started ringing her bell and pawing at the back door, but the bell alerted Kress to something other than her pup. Luckily, the owner looked out the window into her backyard before letting Daisy out. Kress discovered a family of bears right beyond the door, enjoying some time splashing in her pool.