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| Madelyn Hinsvark (Right)- The Desert Sun March 3, 1983 |
Madelyn Hinsvark served as PRESIDENT of the Humane Society of the Desert.
This incredible woman committed her life to protecting animals.
She curated her 22-acre home to be a safe haven for animals.
Why is the Hinsvark Family Trust selling her legacy and everything she worked for, to a developer??
"I cannot stay away from unwanted pets"- Madelyn Hinsvark
This April 26, 1985 Desert Sun article is one of several that have been uncovered which document the Hinsvarks commitment to nature and animals.
Her efforts included involvement with the Humane Society, the Coachella Valley Preserve, and the Animal Samaritans.
QUESTIONS:
Why is her TRUST not honoring her incredible work here in the Valley?
Would Madelyn want her home sold to DEVELOPERS when she is documented in The Desert Sun saying the landscaping of her home was curated as a refuge for the animals?
Madelyn Hinsvark Commitment to Animals was LIFELONG- she even wanted it to continue after she passed by leaving $200,000 to Desert Paws (now called Advancing the Interests of Animals), for no-cost spaying and neutering services.
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| Court Records from Riverside Superior Court |
What is FERN GARDEN ANNEX?
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| The 22 acre lot is divided into 2 parcels, the 18 acre parcel belongs to the Hinsvark Family Trust and also Fern Garden Annex. We will look into this, but please reach out if you are familiar with what Fern Garden Annex is. |
