Sentenced: Puppy Dragged By Man Before Being Stomped To Death, Ex-Goyfriend Turns Him In

[Sugar Cookie]

An Oklahoma City woman claims a $2,000 reward for turning in her ex-boyfriend, who is accused of brutally killing a puppy.

Video from a business owner in Oklahoma City showed the suspect, Larry Don McMillan, 57, carrying a puppy by its hind legs, before laying it on the ground and stomping on its head.

Sarah Looney turned in her ex-boyfriend, McMillian.

He was arrested for animal cruelty charges.

Looney talked to Animal Wellness Action over the phone and said, "I love animals and I didn’t know [Larry] was like that. He was never mean to my big dog. But then 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," Looney said.

Oklahoma woman receives $2,000 reward for reporting ex-boyfriend's alleged puppy abuse

An Oklahoma City woman claims a $2,000 reward for turning in her ex-boyfriend, who is accused of brutally killing a puppy. Video from a business owner

okcfox.com

 

[Sugar Cookie]

Final Update 9/9/2024: VICTORY! We are ecstatic to tell you about this victory! McMillion is going to jail for eight years for three separate cases. Including case – CF-2024-1773 (felony for the murder of the puppy.) Animal Victory could not achieve these victories without YOU! Judges take all of these cases into consideration at sentencing! Thank you for being here with us and for your support!

Sign: Puppy Dragged By Man Before Being Stomped To Death - Animal Victory

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 McMillan.

animalvictory.org

 

[Freyja]

Good on the ex girlfriend for turning this sack of dog excrement in! The poop in my chicken coop has more value than him. It can be composted into excellent fertilizer for my fruits, vegetables and flowers.