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In reaction to a ban on feeding feral cats at Queensʻ Marketplace in Waikōloa Village in order to protect endanered nēnē, two local animal rescue organizations conducted a relocation project. They captured 64 felines and delivered them to homes across the Big Island — after being spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.

A total of 64 cats and kittens were caught at Queens’ Marketplace at the Waikōloa Resort over the weekend of May 19-22.After their capture, the cats were spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and

The Big Island's animal control team hopes a new statewide law, requiring all dog and cat owners to get their pet microchipped by January 1st, will significantly impact the outcome