Selma Blair's service dog Scout is safe after the Delta flight arrest

Selma Blair's service dog came through her chaotic Sunday flight without a scratch. The actress remains in the hospital but the dog is reported to be in good shape.

Scout was on board

Scout, an English Red Fox Labrador, was traveling with Blair on the Delta flight where she allegedly turned on the crew, according to sources. Her lawyer later collected the dog at JFK Airport.

Blair brought Scout home in 2021. That was three years after she went public with her multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

The charges she faces

Blair was taken into custody after she allegedly punched one flight attendant and bit a second one in midair. The trouble reportedly continued on the ground. Law enforcement says that on the ambulance ride she kicked a Port Authority officer in the head again and again. She is also accused of going after a nurse once she reached the hospital.

She now faces two assault charges. One is tied to the officer and the other to the nurse. Separately, the FBI handed her a federal summons on a charge of "assault within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States," according to law enforcement sources.

Audio recorded as she left the plane captures her screaming. Dispatch audio also suggests she struck her head on a bulkhead during the incident.

Her team's explanation

Blair's representative said a medical emergency triggered the alleged behavior. The rep added that she is now in stable condition. She has not been convicted of anything.