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Humane Society of Logan County

OUR ADOPTABLE PETS
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To adopt a pet we ask that you visit the HSLC Shelter at 1801 E. Lincoln Parkway,  Lincoln, Illinois 62656 to fill out the adoption forms.  If you have any questions or need more information please call us 217-737-4042.  Thank you.
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The Humane Society of Logan County (HSLC), is 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.

The Humane Society of Logan County IS NOT affiliated with any state or national organization. All funds raised are used to further our mission in Logan County.

Have a question, comment or suggestion?  Phone us at 217-737-4042 or use our contact page to send us an e-mail message.

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group pictureForever Home Pet Cemetery

On Monday December 3, a small crowd gathered at the Humane Society of Logan County for the unveiling of the “Forever Home,” pet cemetery plans. Dennis Schrader and Marilyn Wheat headed the committee that has diligently worked on the plans with members Dan Bailey, Judy Conzo and Mick Turner. The first section of the cemetery will offer 610 plots for purchase. Each plot is 2 foot by 3 foot. As the first area becomes full there are places for many more plots to be created. Humane Society of Logan County President Ellen Burbage stated, “The main idea is that the cemetery will be a simple but nice final resting place for our pets.” The cemetery will be a park like place with a gazebo and pond. This beautifully planned and landscaped area will be for more than just a final resting place for beloved pets.

The project started about five months ago with fundraising projects and grants. The humane society has built the shelter and remained debt free and therefore the “Forever Home” committee members wanted to build the cemetery in the same manner. The cemetery also offers the humane society a way to earn income for the daily costs of the shelter. Dennis Schrader stated, “The cemetery will bring in about $102,000 from the plots alone. There will also be urns and granite stones for purchase.” The “Forever Home” pet cemetery will be primarily for cremated remains. Marilyn Wheat declared that the cemetery “will be a place for all pets no matter the size.”

Building of the “Forever Home” pet cemetery will begin in late spring 2013. However, the committee is still continuing to fund raise for the extra beatification plans for rose gardens, gazebo and exercise paths.

 
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All members and the general public are welcome at any scheduled committee meeting or board meeting.  All meeting information can be found on our Events Calendar.

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HSLC would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for their generous support.

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Fresh Step Cat Litter products come with Reward "Paw Points" on each product. HSLC would appreciate if you use this products, please cut out the Paw Points and save them for HSLC. Thank you for your support.

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HSLC is in need of storage space for our cartridge recycling program. If you have a storage unit or a space that you would be willing to donate, please contact Lynn White 217.732.4540.

 
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