Five dogs are still in private kennels after walker, 28, was mauled

DO YOU KNOW THE DOG OWNERS? Five dogs are still being kept in private kennels away from their owners some six months after professional walker Natasha Johnston was mauled to death while walking them, MailOnline can reveal. The fate of the animals has yet to be determined after the horrific attack in January Natasha, 28, died from multiple bites to the neck, including one that perforated her jugular vein, in the frenzy which happened as she was walking eight dogs at the Gravelly Hill beauty spot in Caterham, Surrey on January 12. Email tips@dailymail.com Natasha Johnston died from multiple bites to the neck Shiva, an 11st Leonburger, was among eight hounds with the victim - and was a troublesome puppy who chewed anything she could get her paws on Police at the scene in Gravelly Hill in Caterham, Surrey, where Ms Johnston was attacked They were said to be being kept in the kennels at an undisclosed location while police held talks with owners over the vet's report recommendations. Delia Lewis, a psychic and crystal healer, posted online that her dog was 'missing' in the aftermath of the incident Natasha, 28, died from multiple bites to the neck, including one that perforated her jugular vein, in the frenzy which happened as she was walking eight dogs at the Gravelly Hill beauty spot in Caterham, Surrey on January 12 Ms Lewis posted on social media after the incident that the dog, whose name she had to change due to her unruly behaviour, was 'one of the ones missing'.