The Hinsdale Humane Society is a nonprofit organization in Illinois that is supported by the Elmhurst Animal Care Center and other businesses and individuals. It focuses on caring for and finding adoptive homes for homeless animals. The organization also advocates for public education and prevention of animal neglect and suffering, sharing these goals with its partner the Elmhurst Animal Care Center. Since being founded in 1953 as an alternative to a local dog pound, the Hinsdale Humane Society now includes a medical treatment room and kitchen to care for the animals.

1. The Hinsdale Humane Society:
Advocating Compassion for
Animals
Elmhurst Animal Care Center

2. The Hinsdale Humane Society: Advocating
Compassion for Animals
 Supported by Elmhurst Animal Care Center and other area businesses and
individuals, the nonprofit Hinsdale Humane Society, in Illinois, focuses on caring
for and arranging adoptions of homeless animals. The organization also advocates
public service and education, sharing with Elmhurst Animal Care Center and other
caregivers the goal of preventing the neglect and suffering of animals. Founded in
1953 as an alternative to a dismal local dog pound, the facility now includes a
medical treatment room and kitchen.

3. The Hinsdale Humane Society: Advocating
Compassion for Animals
 Beyond cats and dogs, the shelter has housed such exotic creatures as a Haitian
boa constrictor and a peacock. Hinsdale Humane Society, highlighted on The
Oprah Winfrey Show when it received a major unexpected bequest, also gained
notoriety as the previous home of Morris the Cat, of television-commercial fame. In
addition to its adoption services, the animal shelter provides behavioral training
and obedience classes.