Police continued searching Saturday for the person they say shot a dog in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. The animal was struck by a stray bullet while out on a walk with her owner. Investigators said the 7-year-old dog, “Honey,” was shot in the leg Wednesday evening just before 6 p.m. near The Green -Wood Cemetery and 5th Ave. A blurred image of a bullet hole after Honey the dog was shot Wednesday evening. The gunman may have been targeting another person. (Image: NBC New York via Rose Levine) Honey was walking along 31st St. when a man pulled out a gun and started firing at another person, police said. One of the bullets — a .22-caliber round — struck Honey in the upper leg, according to her owner. Photos shared with NBC New York by Honey’s owner showed a bullet hole and blood smear’s on her hair. (Image: NBC New York via Rose Levine) Police are looking for a man now displayed in a “wanted” poster. Surveillance video shows the suspected gunman walking through a crosswalk. The NYPD is searching for this man in the shooting of Honey the dog Wednesday evening in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. (Image: NBC New York via NYPD) After Honey was shot, the owner rushed her to the vet, where the bullet was removed and the wound was stitched. Honey is expected to recover. On Saturday evening, police officers were seen along 5th Ave. near a bullet covered by a cup. It was unclear whether that bullet was connected to Wednesday’s shooting. This story was originally reported for broadcast by NBC New York. AI tools helped convert the story to a digital article, and an NBC New York journalist edited the article for publication. ...read more read less