Maui Humane Society is urging its community’s animal lovers to foster a pet now in an effort to clear space for incoming lost, sick, or injured pets who are expected to arrive as a result of New Year’s fireworks.
The holidays may be over, but the season of giving back never ends as Maui Humane Society looks for animal lovers to foster a pet in order to make space for incoming animals.
The first pair of community cats that survived the Lahaina wildfires have been adopted. A Maui Humane Society volunteer and supporter is the first adopter for the shelter’s “Operation Fire Cat Placement” program. A custom enclosure was built on her property for cats George and Weezy who are adjusting well to their new home.
Aloha kakou. My name is Velma, and I’m this week’s Pet of The Week at the Maui Humane Society. I got my name because of the patches on my eyes. They look like glasses. I’m no Scooby-Doo, but I do have a mystery to solve. The mystery is, why haven’t I been adopted yet?
