Two beloved family dogs — a chocolate Labrador retriever and a beagle — were brutally killed during what was supposed to be a hunting trip. According to reports, a father and his adult son allegedly shot the dogs with a bow and arrow, then hid their bodies and destroyed a GPS collar to cover their tracks.
Sign now to demand that the Indiana Department of Natural Resources revoke their hunting licenses immediately.
The pair claimed the dogs were acting "aggressively," but multiple witnesses say otherwise. Another hunter in the area reported hearing the dogs yelp in pain before going silent — not barking or attacking — and the landowner confirmed the dogs were friendly and well-behaved. Authorities later determined that the shooter was elevated at the time, meaning the dogs posed no real threat at all.
Killing someone's pets is not hunting, it's cruelty. Anyone capable of such violence has no business wielding a weapon in the woods. Their alleged actions not only ended the lives of two innocent animals but also betrayed the trust of the hunting community and the public.
Sign now to demand justice for these two dogs and call for accountability from those who abused their right to hunt!
