Deceased husband of Juliette Loris and Isabelle's father, Sergeant Horace Loris of the 216th Batallion was a giant whose shoulders bore his wife's ideals. In life, he was a war hero who left in 1940 when the Pelt War broke out. Though he wasn't a born citizen, he took up arms to fight for what he believed in. Upon returning home from the front lines, something changed. He began to see the injustices inherent in Zootopia's system, only kept in check by the Taming Collars. But the noble Sergeant met his unfortunate end in late-1943 when, outside Veterans' Hall while on shore leave, he was shot & killed by a mugger.

In death, his memory hangs over the Loris household [and by extension, Zootopia]. But if he had survived the encounter, would he be satisfied by the means his wife had taken to achieve those ends?