Sign: Puppy Dragged By Man Before Being Stomped To Death

Published: April 18, 2024 at 06:54 PM Author: PENNY EIMS

Oklahoma City, OK – On April 9, a convicted felon was arrested for the brutal killing of an innocent puppy whose battered body was found outside of a southeast Oklahoma City business in late March. The man responsible for the cruel act has been identified as 57-year-old Larry Don McMillian.

Before McMillan’s arrest, the Oklahoma City Police were on the hunt for an individual caught on surveillance video ruthlessly killing a puppy. The footage shows this person dragging a helpless puppy by its legs, throwing it to the ground before repeatedly stomping on the pup’s head. Following the brutal attack, the man callously walks away.

McMillian’s arrest came after his ex-girlfriend, Sarah Looney, let the authorities know that she recognized the man in the video that was shared widely across media outlets. Looney commented on the abuse she and her puppy suffered at her ex-boyfriend’s hands:

“He started getting that way (abusive) to me and then my puppy. People like that need to get help or not be let out of prison. I am glad he is locked up for what he did to animals, and for what he had done to me.”

And before the arrest, MSgt. Jennifer Wardlow with OKCPD said, “This is a very dangerous individual, we want to identify this person.”

Larry Don McMillian was arrested on charges of cruelty to animals and possession of firearm by a convicted felon. If you are outraged and disgusted by his behavior, please add your name to the petition today!

Target: Prosecuting Attorney

We the undersigned demand that Larry Don McMillian face the maximum sentence for the charges stemming from the vicious killing of an innocent puppy. This petition acts as our collective endorsement for McMillian to face true consequences for his actions.  This man is clearly a danger to society, and he must not walk away from this brutal incident without serious consequences. 

Individuals are presumed innocent until found guilty in a court of law. Animal Victory relies upon the authorities and the court system to determine guilt or innocence.

News:

OKC Fox

Animal Wellness Action

KFOR

KOKH

Update 5/15/2024: Animal Victory has phoned the Oklahoma City Animal Control for the third time. The most recent call involved a request for the supervisor to call back regarding McMillan.