Taking newborn kittens to your local shelter should be a last resort. Only if they are visibly sick or mom did not return for 10-12 hours should you contact the shelter.
The best way to help most kittens is to leave them with their mother, and then when they are more than eight weeks old, contact your local shelter for spay/neuter resources.
Maui Humane Society is facing an unprecedented dog population that continues to push the boundaries of the shelter’s capacity. The main reason for surrender is the inability for owners to afford the high cost of veterinary bills, followed by a lack of pet friendly housing throughout the island. Dogs Trust USA, an organization which aims to help as many dogs as possible in the United States, committed $25,000 to assist financially disadvantaged dog owners receive access to low-cost and no-cost spay/neuter services and medical assistance.
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.
Create an enriched home life for your dog, whether it’s at mealtime, while they are home alone, or while they are with you.
