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Kennel assistant Amy Hill plays with Nana, one of the Butler County Humane Society's cats, Friday. Officials with the humane society are reporting a significant rise in adoption and foster ratest during the COVID-19 pandemic. The shelter has also started a pet food pantry for area residents who may be financially constrained or otherwise in need during the outbreak. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Butler County Humane Society executive director Jen DiCuccio (right) and staff member Amy Fifield stock shelves with food donated to the humane society food this week 03/28/20. The humane society is supplying free pet food to pet owners that may be financially impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. Those in need are selected through a brief screening process that can be done over the phone. The shelter is open by appointment only during the shutdown. Staff is on-hand taking care of animals that remain onsite. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Butler County Humane Society executive director Jen DiCuccio stocks shelves with donated food Friday 03/28/20. The humane society is supplying free pet food to pet owners that may be financially impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. Those in need are selected through a brief screening process that can be done over the phone. The shelter is open by appointment only during the shutdown. Staff is on-hand taking care of animals that remain onsite. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle