Maui Humane Society seeking 'S.O.S. fosters' for shelter dogs
Anyone interested in fostering can visit the Puunene shelter generally from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, without an appointment.
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Maui wildfires: Hawaii cat sanctuary struggles with drop in donations after disaster
A cat sanctuary in Hawaii is struggling to care for its hundreds of animals after the wildfires in Maui last month caused tourist travel to the islands to plummet.
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Maui Humane Society board names new CEO
Although she began her career owning a private veterinary practice, Lisa M. Labrecque realized her true calling was to help homeless shelter animals and pets whose owners could not afford care.
Sonoma County United States Kanara Woodford Lisam Labrecque Stephen Mackinnon Maui Humane Society Board Of Directors
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Aging Well: Lana'i Cat Sanctuary helps senior cats enjoy their lives
Theres a bunch of cool cats who live at a senior center on Lanai. They are rescue cats, and the shelter that cares for them built a separate enclosure for
United States Keoni Vaughn Lanai Cat Sanctuary Kupuna Center Aging Well Lanai Cat Lanai Cat Sanctuary
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Lana'i Cat Sanctuary hopes for more visitors to help its budget
A shelter on The Pineapple Island takes in cats, and is now up to 680 of the feral felines. The Lanai Cat Sanctuary says its growing its business again after
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Which Hawaiian Island Should You Visit?
Not sure if you should go to Maui or O‘ahu, the Big Island or Kaua‘i? Use this guide to figure out the best Hawaiian island to visit for your trip.
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This Cat Sanctuary on Lanai has become Hawaii's Most Surprising Travel Destination
Wherever Kathy Carroll goes on the small, friendly island of Lanai, invariably someone asks her about one of her cats, or says a playful “good meow-ning”
Source: hawaiimagazine.com