Set yourself and your new pet up for success from the get-go and begin to foster a strong relationship built on trust and empathy.
Dr. Kenneth Martin: Before You Get Your New Pet: Plan for Success
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Month: October 2021
Fear Free Happy Homes: Dogs 102: Home Life
Create an enriched home life for your dog, whether it’s at mealtime, while they are home alone, or while they are with you.
Fear Free Happy Homes: Dog Walking: How to Make It Great for Both of You
You have the dog. You have the leash. Are you ready for a great walk for both of you? Use these tips to avoid common problems, pick the best location for walking your dog, and figure out how long and how often your dog needs to be walked. Watch the video and then get walking!
Fear Free Happy Homes: Nail Trimming
Nail trims are a common source of stress for pets and owners alike, but there are many things you can do to set yourself and your pet up for success with at-home nail care.
Fear Free Happy Homes: Behavior Problem Solving
Many times when pet owners try to solve a behavior issue, we end up unintentionally making it worse. While there are no miracle cures, and we recommend consulting with your veterinarian and/or a behavior consultant for any serious issues, you can get started on the right paw with some scientifically sound advice!
Fear Free Happy Homes: Separation Anxiety
A pet with separation anxiety shows distress when separated from family members. Find out what steps to take to help prevent separation anxiety before it starts as well as activities you can do together that will turn down the anxiety when you’re not there.
KHON2: Now Is the Time to Adopt a Furry Friend
If you have been thinking of adopting a dog or cat, now is the time to go for it. Fostering is available as well. Maui Humane said there are no training or classes required right now.
KITV4: Dogs and cats at MHS need your help-seeking temporary homes
Due to the high number of cats and dogs at the shelter, the Maui Humane Society is seeking temporary SOS foster homes for adult pets. There is no training necessary, being an SOS foster is a service for anyone who can take a dog or a cat into their home for a minimum of three days or up to two weeks (preferably).
KHON2: Maui Humane Society Holding ‘Pick Your Price’ Adoption Special This Week
“We have a lot of animals in foster,” said Jenny Miller of MHS. “We have over 200 animals in foster homes right now and then we have a full cat ohana and we have a lot of animals in the kennels as well.”
