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We adopted a kitten from the Boone County Humane Society last year. I just wanted to let you all know that she has been so much fun for us. She is a part of our family and gets away with a lot. She is very energetic, mischievous and loves being chased by the kids and she also likes to do the chasing. We just love her!!! She was adopted with the name Jilly Boo, but that turned into Jelly Bean, so she is now our li'l Jelly Bean!
Thank you,
The Scott Family
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Thought you might want an update & photo on "DOLLY", whose name is now LuLu. For a while, it was "Dolly Lulu" until she was accustom to her new name. I adopted her just over a year ago and is thriving! Such a pleasant & healthy dog, but prefers to wear a T-shirt, even at 70 degrees - it keeps the shivers away. Thank you for all of the good work you do!
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 Happy Together
I wanted to send you a picture of my great grandma & Fiona for your happy ending section of your website. Great grandma is 91 and couldn't be happier with her new companion. Fiona follows her room to room and lays on top of her feet when she watches tv. Thanks for helping us make a match made in heaven !
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Quincy's Day at the Pool  Big Day at the Pool!
The Humane Society for Boone County received the following update from Quincy's owners.
Another Happy Ending!
Dear Diane and all other helpful souls at the Humane Society of Boone County,
Matt and I just thought we'd send you a few more pictures of Quincy and an update on his health. Of course football season is starting up and that means regular trips to Purdue for Matt to weekend games. One of the first Matt plans to drop off your blanket and the collar Quincy borrowed from HSBC. Dog Paddling!
Anyhow, Quincy is still being treated for colitis. His GI tract seems to be working normally now, so the vet is having us slowly taper him off of Prednisone. Since I have gone back to work, he seems to miss our time we had over summer break. Matt and I still do all we can to reward his good behavior while guarding the house when we're away. (Although I have come home to a few raided trash cans and chewed up toilet paper rolls...we are still working out the kinks) We've found that the kong dog toy keeps him busy for a bit and can be stuffed with lots of doggie goodies.  Pools are Cool!
I have attached some pictures from the Greenfield PAAWS Pool Party at the end of the summer. We decided to see what Quincy thought about swimming. While he wasn't as excited as many other dogs, he swims well.....especially towards the side when he's ready to get out!!! Thanks HSFBC! 
Quincy is our little blessing. He is the perfect, well behaved dog. He is easy to please and never whines or complains. This week he is keeping me company while Matt is away working in Austria. Lucky Quincy even gets to sleep in bed with me!
Thanks again for saving Quincy for Us!
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Midge - 10 weeks 
Well, it's been a long, hard journey for our little survivors but the trip has been worth the reward!
The story started 10 weeks ago:
Through the efforts of one of our devoted board members and several foster families, HSforBC was able to take possession of 11 two and three-day-old puppies on Wed, April 1. Along with one stillborn pup, the mother unfortunately died of a birth related infection and left the new babies in a critical situation. Calls were frantically placed to find HSforBC volunteers and fosters willing to make the time commitment to feed the new babies every few hours, around the clock, knowing that the mortality rate is quite often high in these situations. Some kind-hearted individuals stepped up and puppies were delivered in pairs along with formula and other supplies.
Emma at 6 weeks 
We are sad to say we lost 5 of the precious puppies but are thrilled to report that the remaining 6 now thrive. There were challenges along the way but they are healthy and strong and have all found their forever homes.
Thank you to all the wonderful fosters and to the HSforBC supporters that have helped along the way or just shared in the journey.
 So tiny...
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