COURT-ORDERED COMMUNITY SERVICE
Complete Your Hours.
Help Animals.
Turn required service into meaningful work supporting animals and wildlife at Anderson Humane.

Make your service hours count
Do you have court-ordered community service hours to complete for a driving offense? Anderson Humane offers a variety of service hours between 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., seven days a week.
Your work supports the daily care of animals and helps keep our shelter and wildlife spaces clean, safe, and ready to serve.
Before You Plan
Participants must: Be age 16 or older; complete a minimum of 20 hours; have community service assigned for a traffic violation or DUI; serve at our South Elgin shelter or the Elburn Forest Preserve; and follow the attendance policy.
MEANINGFUL, HANDS-ON SERVICE
Ways You’ll
Help
Assignments are based on current needs and may include:
Laundry and dishes
Help keep clean bedding, towels, bowls, and supplies moving through our facilities.
Kennel cleaning
Support clean and comfortable spaces for animals in our care.
Grounds and wildlife support
Assist with yard-waste pickup, station upkeep, and wildlife-room sanitation.
Complete Your Hours With Purpose
Ready to complete your court-ordered community service with Anderson Humane?
Submit the application form. Once it is complete, our Volunteer Engagement team will contact you about availability and next steps.







