Meet our Animal Collection

IACUC: Governing body for animal care in education

We are not accepting relinquishments at this time. In the event that we resume, we will need a clear bill of health provided by a Veterinarian. If you are interested in re-homing an animal please provide us a flyer with information about breed/species, sex, age and temperament so we can assist in the search!

Please see a list of resources put together by the Will County Humane Society.

Will County Humane Society Resources

Animal collection Guidelines

We do our best to provide quality care for all animals. Our animal collection is made up of animals that were surrendered from previous homes. Our animals are not pets, but ambassadors of their species for our students to learn how to properly care for them. Students provide daily husbandry for our animal collection. This includes, but is not limited to; cleaning out enclosures, providing fresh food and water, monitoring changes in behavior, socializing. Enclosures range from those that you would find at local veterinary clinics, top end research facilities, to zoos.

To provide the best we can for our animals your donations are always welcome. We are always in need of the following: