Man steals own dog, sentenced to pound
An Arkansas man who broke into an animal shelter to retrieve his own dog was sentenced to 120 hours of community service – all of it at the animal shelter.
Joshua David Frame pleaded guilty Monday to “breaking or entering” to get his boxer-pit bull back, according to the Benton County Daily Record. (You can read the full story here.)
The dog was running loose in the town of Rogers when it was picked up Jan. 18 and taken to the Rogers Animal Shelter. Frame broke in that same night, using bolt cutters to cut a lock and escaping with the dog.
Apparently, he was unaware a microchip had been implanted in the dog, allowing police to track the animal down. In Frame’s yard, officers saw the dog, and the bolt cutters were leaning against the wall inside his house. Frame said alcohol had influenced his actions.
He was allowed to keep his dog.





