Missing dog shot by delivery driver in Livonia found alive as bullet bounced off skull
Daisy the dog found alive after being shot by delivery driver.
FOX 2 - A family dog believed shot by a delivery driver who said he felt frightened by it, has been found alive.
The backstory:
The Forma family is unsure of her injuries, but brought her to see a vet where her wound was discovered.
The bullet appeared to have ricocheted off her head (see photo).
Daisy appears in good spirits and unbothered. The use of drones and trapping helped get her recovered "very close" to where she went missing, reports Jessica Dupnack.
It happened in a subdivision off Farmington Road, south of Eight Mile, in Livonia. The driver was delivering a forgotten package of marshmallow Peeps from Walmart while the family was gone.
Daisy the dog's injury - the bullet ricocheted off her head.
It is unknown how the dog got out. Adam Forma says Daisy was shot by a delivery driver contracted by Walmart on Easter Sunday.
"Somebody opened the door. I may not have locked it, but the dogs can’t open the main door to the house," Adam told FOX 2 last week.
The driver, who is a CPL holder, stayed at the scene and told Livonia police he was "scared," then fired.
Walmart owns the delivery service the driver worked for, the Spark delivery app, and they don’t prohibit drivers from legally carrying concealed weapons.
Walmart referred any comment to Livonia police.
The Source: Information for this report is from previous reporting and Daisy's family.