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23:40 EDT, 11 January 2021
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A woman has been accused of making her dog lick peanut butter from her crotch, after police allegedly found photos on her phone.
Bethany Joan Elizabeth Kemmis, 24, was charged with beach of duty of care by inappropriate handling and faced Cairns Magistrates Court on January 11.
Social media pictures show the young woman posing with an adorable Weimaraner puppy.
Bethany Kemmis (pictured) is accused of letting her dog lick peanut butter from her genitals
The woman has been banned from owning or purchasing an animal without approval from the RSPCA while court proceedings are underway.
Ms Kemmis is also on bail for separate charges regarding stealing offences, and has not entered a plea for the charges, the Courier Mail reported.
Woman accused of disturbing act with pet dog
Crime by Grace Mason
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Subscriber only A YOUNG woman who allegedly made her pet dog lick peanut butter from her genitals has been banned from owning another animal. Bethany Joan Elizabeth Kemmis, 24, faced the Cairns Magistrates Court on Monday charged with breach of duty of care by inappropriate handling. The court heard she is also facing a second unrelated charge of stealing which she was already on bail for. She has not entered pleas for either charge. It is understood the RSPCA was also involved in the investigation. Police prosecutor Codi Dalley asked for Magistrate Terence Browne to impose an interim prohibition order, prior to the matter being finalised, which would prevent her owning or purchasing another animal without approval from the RSPCA.