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Rover, a bunny up for adoption, peers through his cage Tuesday, June 5, in the newly renovated Bloomington Animal Shelter. The shelter houses animals of all types, including dogs, cats and even lizards.
Volunteer Program Director Jenny Gibson gives a tour Tuesday, June 5, at the newly renovated Bloomington Animal Shelter.
Bella, a cat up for adoption, watches as residents take a tour outside her window Tuesday, June 5, at the Bloomington Animal Shelter. The shelter officially opened Tuesday with renovated facilities to help improve adoption speed and quality of life for animals.
A newly-adopted dog, Tundra, walks out Tuesday, June 5, at the renovated Bloomington Animal Shelter. Tundra’s adoption was finalized as people filed in to take a tour of the new shelter.
A staff member works Tuesday, June 5, at the newly renovated Bloomington Animal Shelter.
Rebecca Warren, executive director of the Monroe County Humane Association, applauds her staff during the ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, June 5, at the grand opening of the Bloomington Animal Shelter.
Shelter advocate Valerie Pena talks before the ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, June 5, at the opening of the Bloomington Animal Shelter. Pena talked about how the shelter has improved the life of animals as well as Bloomington residents.
A one-year-old shar pei pitbull mix, Spike, bites the ribbon during a grand opening ceremony Tuesday, June 5, at the Bloomington Animal Shelter. The ribbon had a raw-hide bone in the middle for Spike to find.
Mayor John Hamilton addresses the crowd Tuesday, June 5, at the grand opening of the Bloomington Animal Shelter. Hamilton gave $2.1 million in city funds to help remodel the shelter.
It’s difficult to pin down exactly where Kanye West lost his way. From 2004’s “The College Dropout” to 2010’s “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,” his path has been constantly evolving.
IU alumnus and current IU defensive line coach Mark Hagen talks about his time playing for then-IU Coach Bill Mallory at Mallory's Celebration of Life service Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium.
Former IU assistant football coach Floyd Keith shares a story about former IU football Coach Bill Mallory at Mallory's Celebration of Life on Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium.
High school senior Connor Smith, whose father played football at IU, delivers a tribute to former IU football Coach Bill Mallory at Mallory's Celebration of Life service Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium. Smith skipped his high school graduation to deliver the speech.
Don Fischer, broadcaster for IU football and men's basketball, delivers opening remarks at the Celebration of Life honoring former IU football Coach Bill Mallory on Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium.
IU alumnus Anthony Thompson talks about his time playing football at IU during the Celebration of Life honoring former IU football Coach Bill Mallory. The event took place Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium.
Northern Illinois Univeristy alumnus Tim Tyrrell delivers a speech during the Celebration of Life for Bill Mallory on Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium. Mallory died Friday, May 25, aged 82, and had previously served as head coach at Miami (OH), University of Colorado at Boulder, Northern Illinois University and IU.
Miami Univeristy alumnus Mike Poff talks about his time playing under then-football coach Bill Mallory on Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium. Mallory died Friday, May 25, aged 82.
Members of the Indiana State football team bow their heads during a prayer at the Celebration of Life for former IU football Coach Bill Mallory on Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium.
University of Colorado alumnus Steve Stripling recounts his days as a freshman playing football for then-Colorado coach Bill Mallory at the Celebration of Life program Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium. Stripling is now the defensive line coach at the University of Cincinnati.
IU and Indiana State football players wait before the start of the Celebration of Life honoring former IU Coach Bill Mallory on Saturday, June 2, at Memorial Stadium. The service featured some of Mallory’s former players and coaches.
