Sweet little Betty was an older dog with a heart problem. We never planned to have a dog and we had been fostering kittens for several years which was all we could handle. But the Humane Society reached out to us one summer and asked if we could fatten up Betty so she would be ready for adoption. We said yes and thus began the slow decline to becoming "foster failures". Betty was nicknamed Betty Spaghetti because she was so skinny. We brought her home gave her food and love and she soon became adoptable. By Halloween she was adopted, but sadly, shortly after Christmas she was returned skinnier than ever. I immediately brought Betty back home and to better health. But by April she was still not adopted. So for my birthday we decided to adopt her ourselves because in truth she must have been ours all along. Betty was a joy to have in the short time she was with us and she was my little shadow. Being a foster family for the Humane Society was an incredibly rewarding experience and I highly recommend it. It is a wonderful way to volunteer by providing short term care for kittens and puppies that are too young to be adopted as well as injured or sick animals. The Humane Society offers a low cost Spay/Neuter Wellness Clinic as well as the chapel where we brought Betty to be cremated. The landscaping around the Chapel, Ella's Walk , and the Canine Meet and Greet area at the front of the property were Boy Scout Eagle projects. My daughter and JoSpeech's daughter earned their Girl Scout Silver Award by installing cat walk shelves in the cat room inside the shelter. Take a look around the Humane Society of Brevard, perhaps you might decide to volunteer or adopt. Please remember to always spay and neuter. The cache was lovingly created with the help of JoSpeech and her hubbie and serves as a small memorial to my sweet Betty Spaghetti.
Now for the fun part!
Find the cache: N 28 22.3AB W 080 47.3CD
Stop 1: Start at Ella's Walk toward the back of the property. Take the amount of man hours to create Ella's Walk and divide by 50 to get “B”?
Stop 2: From Ella's Walk, turn east walk towards Cox Road to the Meet and Greet Area. This is a chain link fenced in area for the dogs to play in, east of the parking lot, close to Cox road. When was the Canine Meet and Greet area created...19A7?
Stop 3: turn west back towards the Spay/Neuter Wellness Clinic. Add together the numbers of the Wellness Clinic's address for “C”
Stop 4: While standing at the Spay/Neuter Wellness Clinic turn Southwest to the Heavenly Paws Chapel and look for the brick path. Find “Sweet Betty's Always Loved” (NOT BETTY WHITE) brick in the path. Subtract the 3rd number from the 1st number for “D”
Fill in the coordinates to take you the final cache location.
Please do not post answers in your log. Feel free to share any fostering or adoption stories when you log. This cache is also perfect for Travel Bugs. Thank you and have fun!