Freddy Brazier’s ex Holly Swinburn has revealed she saved his dog Pablo from being put down after it attacked him and his grandmother Jackiey Budden.The 21-year-old son of the late Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier received emergency hospital treatment after his dog Pablo ‘hooked onto his arm’ during an attack this month. The canine – a pocket bully breed – was seized by the police and faced being put down after the attack.Holly, who shares four-month-old daughter Isla with Freddy, has now shared that her mum has found the dog a suitable home with her neighbour. She said: ‘He will have a good life. Jeff messaged me that Pablo was going to be put down if we didn’t find a suitable home for him.’I can’t have him because I have a baby. Mum managed to find him a new home with her neighbour.’ Freddy Brazier’s ex Holly Swinburn has revealed she saved his dog Pablo from being put down after it attacked him and his grandmother Jackiey Budden (pictured together in 2025) The 21-year-old son of the late Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier received emergency hospital treatment after his dog Pablo (pictured) ‘hooked onto his arm’ during an attack this month’He has had his micro-chip changed so he officially belongs to a new owner. He is happy and healthy and will have a good life away from Freddy. I hope he never sees him again,’ she added to The Sun.Holly previously claimed that the bulldog who attacked the TV star was ‘mistreated’.She shared a photo of the pocket bully and wrote: ‘This is Pablo. I had to give him to someone as I was struggling with a baby and a dog, he has been mistreated there and attacked them to protect himself.’He’s the nicest dog and this is totally out of character for him. He wouldn’t hurt a fly.’She continued: ‘Please if anyone has a good home for Pablo message me! I don’t want to see him being put down and I can’t look after him and a baby by myself :(.’Holly did not name who had ‘mistreated’ the pet. The Daily Mail contacted Freddy’s representatives for comment.Her statement came just a day after Freddy shared his devastation that his dog would potentially be taken away after leaving a hole in his arm as he declared ‘he’s like my son.’Freddy told The Sun that he was mauled by the dog when he went to collect him from his grandmother Jackiey’s home. Holly, who shares four-month-old daughter Isla with Freddy, has now shared that her mum has found the dog a suitable home with her neighbour Freddy’s grandmother Jackiey (seen) was also attacked by Pablo and her neighbours called the police days before he was mauled by the animalSharing details of the attack, he said: ‘I couldn’t feel anything in my right arm. But then I saw blood coming out of my tracksuit. I opened it to see a 3cm hole in my arm. It was terrifying.’However, despite the ordeal, Freddy said he didn’t want to lose Pablo. He said: ‘I want my dog back, but my nan has told me that he can’t go back to her house, and my dad won’t have him at his house. ‘I have never seen him as my dog – he’s like my son. He’s in police kennels and I’m probably not going to see my dog again.’Jackiey was also attacked by Pablo and her neighbours called the police days before he was mauled by the animal.He spent eight hours in hospital getting stitches after his dog savagely bit him at his nan’s London home.’Jackiey was injured while attempting to pull Pablo off of him. Freddy was shocked when it happened and was left in a lot of pain,’ reported The Sun.It was later revealed that it is not the first time the bulldog has attacked with emergency services attending the scene to help last week. Police and the fire brigade were called on July 16 by a concerned neighbour who heard screams of agony as the dog gripped onto Jackiey, which left her needing medical treatment. Four days later Pablo attacked again leaving both Freddy and Jackiey injured and requiring hospital treatment.