<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=43Cfam_1H017Ok600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=43Cfam_1H017Ok600" width="1000" height="667" ><figcaption>The Monroe County Humane Association is pictured Nov. 9, 2026, in Bloomington. The association received donations and online support after its donations bin and an Amazon package were stolen Nov. 4.&nbsp; Photo by Kaitlyn Stacy / The Indiana Daily Student</figcaption></figure>The Monroe County Humane Association has received an outpouring of donations and online support after its donations bin and an Amazon package were stolen the night of Nov. 4. Pictures from a Nov. 5 Facebook post from the MCHA show a man and a woman loading the stolen items into a black pickup truck. The post expressed frustration with the loss of items meant for animals and families in need.An update to the post said that Amazon is replacing the stolen package.“If you really need help, all you got to do is come inside,” Executive Director Andrew Krebbs told the Indiana Daily Student. “And so that bothers me because you know, people do reach out to us when they need help, and we probably would have given them most of anything that was there if they really had a case that they needed it.” The MCHA is a nonprofit organization that runs several charitable programs for animals and pet-owners in need, including an animal crisis housing program, pet food and supply pantry and mobile vaccine clinics, among others. According to Krebbs, the Facebook post gained over 1 million views Krebbs said MCHA finished major repairs across the property in August but still have to replace a building that imploded during the storm. He said the process of replacing that building will probably take place in 2027. “The silver lining has always been more people learn about us and what we do, they become advocates for us, and then they start to support us, so you know it's unfortunate, I hated that it happened, but all that stuff will eventually get replaced,” Krebbs said. Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Jeffrey Brown wrote in an email to the IDS that the investigating deputy had identified a suspect and had sent charging recommendations to the Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office.Jeff Kehr, spokesperson for the prosecutor’s office, wrote in an email to the IDS that no charges had been filed yet but that they had received the case and would be reviewing it this week. </div></body>

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The Monroe County Humane Association has received an outpouring of donations and online support after its donations bin and an Amazon package were stolen the night of Nov. 4. Pictures from a Nov. 5 Facebook post from the MCHA show a man and a woman loading the stolen items into a black pickup truck. The post expressed frustration with the loss of items meant for animals and families in need.

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The Monroe County Humane Association has received an outpouring of donations and online support after its donations bin and an Amazon package were stolen t

Theft reported at Monroe County Humane Association, support grows online

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