The Humane Society of Ray County (HSRC) found ways to keep the floors dry, the animals warm and spirits high this past holiday season. Ray County Commissioners have yet to look at the county-owned building and agreed at the last meeting with HSRC members to go look and walk through the building to see its disrepair. HSRC President Atalie Blackwell, Jennifer Mills and Clare Flamank talked about the current state of the building – especially the roof. Blackwell explained the roof has places where the outside is visible, water comes in from the rain, and at any given time, she believes it will cave in. She said her last estimate was $70,000. The trio of ladies also asked what the county’s plans were with the building if they were to leave. As of now, the commissioners said there are no plans and are even considering selling to HSRC if they are interested. In the electrical room, there are plastic totes and buckets to catch water falling from the holes in the ceiling and roof in an…