AR: NLR man’s hunting dog shot & killed on private property

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Apr 16, 2019

Cody Funderburg says he’s been raccoon hunting in the woods near his home for his entire life but last night his dog Copper crossed a creek onto private property and before he could retrieve the animal someone on the property shot Copper three times, killing him just days before his eighth birthday.

“Man, I walked up on that dog last night, it was like coming up on one of my kids laying there. Makes you sick. It’s not… I wouldn’t wish that on nobody.”

Cody is asking anyone who may have information to come forward, he does not believe the shooting was accidental, adding the dog was wearing a flashing LED safety collar with GPS tracking.

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