Blue Bell
🚨Help us find Blue Bell!🚨
Blue Bell was “rescued” by Jane Hullsiek of Humane Society of the Dunes on January 14, 2020. She was originally at Indianapolis Animal Care Services and IACS Shelter Rescue Team before Jane took her.
She was rescue only at the Indy shelter because she was very depressed after both of her owners died a short time apart, and she ended up at the shelter. She was very sad and not interested in much of anything at IACS. Additionally, she had many masses on her body, and her teeth were in bad shape. She would need more medical care than IACS could provide. Indy’s Voice 4 Animals had pledged money for Blue Bell, to be paid directly to the vet of whichever rescue took her from IACS, and they shared her on their page.
![Facebook post by Indy's Voice 4 Animals dated Jan 18, 2020. It includes a photo of Blue Bell from what looks like the vet or shelter, and another photo of Blue-Bell with a distinct rug that has been documented on Jane's property in her barn. The post reads 'Blue Bell has a very sad story. First one of her owners passed away, and then the other, so she found herself at the shelter. She was very shut down and insecure. She came out of her kennel willingly and was easy to walk on leash, but she was not interested in toys, treats, or affection. She just stared at the windows and looked around. There was such a sadness in her eyes. Blue Bell has masses all over her body, and her teeth were pretty bad. She was placed on rescue only, so she could get the vet care she needed. Indy's Voice for Animals pledged to help, and Humane Society of the Dunes rescued this girl! As you can see from her after picture, there is little more spark and hope in her eyes now. Thank you for supporting our Moore Life Medical Fund and helping Blue Bell! [...]'](/updates/2025/06/blue-bell/blue-bell_1.webp)
The day after she took Blue Bell, Jane posted on the Humane Society of the Dunes Facebook page that Blue Bell was doing great and eating like a little piggy. The photos she shared were taken on the rug in her pole barn (“shelter”). This rug was shown in photos taken by IACS during their 2023 inspection of the barn in which no animals were present. This was the only time Blue Bell was ever posted on the Humane Society of the Dunes Facebook page. In a later comment, Jane stated that Blue Bell had been adopted and was well-loved, after having three surgeries and that she walked to the bus stop every morning with her owner and two sisters.
If you adopted Blue Bell, please reach out. We are offering $200* for proof of Blue Bell’s whereabouts and a short conversation. She’d be about 12 years old now. In a few days, we will no longer be offering monetary incentives to provide proof so if you know something, please reach out to us.
- *$100 from the admin of this page, $100 from a generous supporter.
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