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			 Senator 
			Sally Turner Pet Adoption Day at HSLC encourages adoptions and 
			volunteerism Winner of recent pet photo contest 
			announced
 
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            [May 19, 2022]   
             Illinois Senator and Logan County native Sally 
			Turner hosted a pet adoption event at the Humane Society of Logan 
			County (HSLC) on Saturday, May 14th. | 
        
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			 The event included snacks, face painting and 
			corn hole toss as well as an opportunity for guests to visit with 
			the numerous animals that are seeking forever family at the shelter. 
 In addition, Turner had hosted a cutest pet contest via her social 
			media page.
 
			
			
			 
			The winner of the contest was Karilyn Walsh who had submitted an 
			adorable shot of her baby in the bath with three of her little 
			Yorkies. All four characters in the tub were looking over the edge 
			of the tub at mom as she snapped the shot.
 
 Inside the shelter, volunteers of the HSLC were busy sharing 
			information about the pets that are currently residing with them, 
			and encouraging folks to consider pet adoption.
 
 One particular puppy was getting the attention of many folks, as he 
			had just returned from a visit to the veterinarian and was enjoying 
			the attention he was getting as a special guest in the HSLC office. 
			The pup is adorable and with a good bill of health will soon be 
			ready for adoption.
 
			
			 
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Outside, Turner volunteers were manning a table, encouraging 
folks to sign up for the Turner newsletters. Also, those who brought donations 
for the HSLC were offered an opportunity to enter a drawing for a door prize.
 Cookies and bottled water were being handed out, with the cookies were shaped 
like hearts and dog bones.
 
 Visitors came by from the Logan County Sheriff and Lincoln Fire Departments 
throughout the morning.
 
 
 
Turner is an animal lover and greatly respects the work of the Humane Society of 
Logan County. She is hopeful that her visit on Saturday will encourage more 
people to help out the HSLC. There is always a need for volunteers and for 
donations of pet care and housekeeping products. And, of course, there are 
always pets available looking for a family to love.
 
 If you have an interest in helping the HSLC or adopting an animals visit the 
website at https://www.hslclincoln.org/, telephone 217-737-4042, or visit the 
shelter. Shelter hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and 
Saturday.
 
 [Nila Smith]
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