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   An Arkansas man running a dog rescue out of his home was   
   arrested and accused of “engaging in a sexual act with an   
   animal,” police said.   
      
   Jonathan Ford, 32, was booked on a bestiality charge after an   
   investigation into the Pope County man’s “I Love Lucy Pet   
   Rescue” operation. Ford wrote on his website that he would take   
   in abandoned and abused pets and help “find foster homes and   
   permanent homes for animals in need” in rural Arkansas.   
      
   But other animal rescuers said Ford, who acted as his own   
   independent animal shelter, came “across as a different person.”   
   He’d ask no questions but was eager to take in any animals at   
   all, Clarissa Riedmueller, owner of KC Pet Rescue in Morrilton   
   told KTHV.   
      
   Ford twice contacted Riedmueller in the last several months, she   
   said.   
      
   “We kind of stay away from people like that, so we didn't really   
   get into his business and into his rescue,” she told the news   
   station. “He was always out to get any kind of dog very quickly.   
   He didn't ask a lot of the normal rescue questions that we   
   would, what's their temperament, things like that. He was just   
   going ‘Hey I'll take and help. I'll help.’ I like the part that   
   he was trying to help, it's just not knowing what he was doing   
   behind the scenes. He just seemed a little different.”   
      
   Ford runs a Facebook page and website highlighting the different   
   dogs and cats he has available for adoption. But he was arrested   
   last Wednesday and charged with a misdemeanor count of   
   bestiality.   
      
   The animals have all been removed from Ford’s home and given to   
   a different rescue organization.   
      
   Riedmueller said she always knew something was off with Ford,   
   “but I was sickened about someone calling themselves a rescue,   
   then doing something like that,” she told KTHV.   
      
   Another animal advocate, Kimberly Bodle, started a petition   
   online, now with approximately 3,700 signatures, urging Ford to   
   receive the maximum punishment available under the law.   
      
   Bodle wrote that she alerted police to Ford’s alleged bestiality   
   after receiving photos “depicting Jonathan Ford engaging in   
   sexual activity with the dogs in his care.   
      
   “We were also made aware that he allowed the dogs to penetrate   
   him as well,” she wrote.   
      
   Two days later, Ford was arrested and held at the Pope County   
   Jail.   
      
   sgoldstein@nydailynews.com   
      
   http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/ark-man-sex-dogs-running-   
   pet-rescue-cops-article-1.2259678   
      
         
      
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