“MAYBE IT’S A SNEAKY GATOR…” — THEY LAUGHED AT THE JOKE. MINUTES LATER, BRITTANY CLARK WAS FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE At first, nothing about the moment felt dangerous. Brittany Clark and the group were enjoying the water when someone noticed bubbles moving through the murky surface. There was even a nervous joke that a “sneaky gator” might be nearby — the kind of comment you laugh off because you never expect it to become real. Brittany reportedly even thought her boyfriend, Chance, might pretend something had grabbed him just to scare everyone. Then the mood changed completely. Within minutes, the joking stopped and the river became the scene of a desperate fight to save Brittany as a massive alligator attacked. Looking back, that casual comment about what might have been hiding beneath the water now feels almost impossible to hear. Because the warning was there before anyone understood what it meant. What happened immediately after that joke — and how Chance reacted when he realized Brittany was in real danger — is heartbreaking. Full story below. 👇👇👇

An alligator attack victim’s dying wish is being well and truly honored, her grieving boyfriend revealed in a heartwarming update.

Brittany Clark, 31, used some of her last breaths to ask beau Chance Allison to look after her dog, Hokie, after she was savaged by a 13-foot gator while swimming in a river during a trip to Little Big Econ State Forest in Central Florida on June 28.

“Figured everyone could use a puppy update,” Allison posted on Facebook Tuesday, along with pictures of the German Shepherd and his own Pitbull-mix dog, Bulma.

Chance Allison and Brittany Clark smiling together.
Chance Allison and his late girlfriend Brittany Clark, who was mauled to death by a 13-foot gator in Central Florida river.Facebook/Chance Allison

“Hokie and Bulma have been the best company I could ask for. They surely love to hang there [sic] heads out the windows for all the sight and landfills haha.”

Allison, 30, posted a video showing Hokie with the wind in his face as he poked his head out of the window while being driven in a pickup truck.

Other pictures show Hokie and Bulma relaxing in the truck and Hokie with his paws in the air on a bed.

“Bad a–” bulldozer-driver Clark was visiting the beauty spot near Orlando with Allison, their dogs and her roommate, Jayden Hernandez, when disaster struck.

The nightmarish attack left her with an arm and a hand completely torn off and teeth marks on her bones, her autopsy found.

Hokie, a German Shepherd, and Bulma, a Pitbull-mix, with their heads out the car windows.
Chance shared a sweet photo of the couple’s dogs, Hokie and Bulma.Chance Allison/Facebook
A woman with blonde hair and a dog lying next to her.
Clark asked her boyfriend to take care of her dog in her dying moments.Facebook/Brittany Clark

Her death was caused by “multiple blunt force injuries of the upper extremities” and the manner of death was an accident, the autopsy report said.

Clark suffered “near complete traumatic amputation of the left arm at the shoulder and near complete traumatic amputation of the right distal forearm,” the report added.

“While we were waiting for emergency services to arrive Brittany just told me to make sure I took care of Hokie,” Allison –– who runs his own business transporting dumpsters ––  previously told The Post.

“It was one of the last things she said to me. I can’t recall anything else.”

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