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The Humane Society of Logan County, a not-for-profit (501c3) organization, is committed to the prevention of cruelty, abuse and neglect of animals through its adoption program, cruelty investigation, spay/neuter assistance program, and humane awareness and education.


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Family offers home, hope through HSLC foster care

By Nancy Rollings Saul
The Courier

April 12, 2008

Tony and Tami Schilling just have this thing about cats — especially black cats. They got Tango from Logan County Animal Control. When Stubby, a stray, wandered into their lives looking for a home, they took him in too. Now the Schillings are “foster parenting” Fluffy, an abandoned cat taken in by the Human Society of Logan County. Read reprinted copy of the full story

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OPEN YOUR HEART AND YOUR HOME TO AN ANIMAL IN NEED!

May 5, 2008

Since HSLC does not have a shelter facility, we rely on volunteer foster parents to care for our rescued cats and dogs.  Foster parents have the unique opportunity to personally help our rescued animals heal both emotionally and physically from whatever trauma they have been through.  When the shelter is constructed, we will still offer a pet foster care program to companion animals that are currently not adoptable or adoptable but need time away from the shelter.  This can be a fulfilling way to enjoy and save animals lives, and help the Humane Society. Read more

 
 

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