Communities across Maui have faced significant impacts from the Covid-19 pandemic. This week, Maui County began construction on 20 pallet homes in Waiale Park in Wailuku to provide temporary emergency shelter for homeless individuals and families who have been displaced by Covid-19.
Community Cat Coordinator Emily Drose rescues 4 kittens on the way to work and gains a new mini Community Cat sidekick!
Kaimana was returned 3 times before she found her furever home in 2017! Now, her loving parents help her avoid stressful situations so she can live her best life.
Communities across Maui have been hit hard by the coronoavirus pandemic and many are struggling to feed their beloved pets. This week, Officer Mani White and other Humane Enforcement Officers heard the call, loaded up their trucks, and delivered over 2,000 lbs. of pet food to those in need.
Maui Humane Society staff dusted off their crayons & colored pencils to channel their inner artists for the Bad Pet Art FUNdraiser!
Mahalo nui loa to Maui Cookie Lab for dropping off some Pup Tarts for the dogs and some Ono Tarts for the humans to celebrate National Pop Tart Day!
MHS Humane Enforcement Officers Boam and Shapiro recently rescued Storm after receiving a report that a young kitten had been stuck in a drain for days.
10-year-old Sammy was brought to us after his owner passed away in 2018. He lucked out on a GREAT second act with Nikki!
A team of Maui Humane Society volunteers and staff distributed over 2,600 lbs of dog food and supplies to Maui community members in need this past weekend.
Nationally renowned feral management expert and full-time Maui resident Bryan Kortis (Neighborhood Cats, HSUS) gives a brief history of cat population management on Maui, and why TNR programs (like those at MHS) are the most effective, HUMANE approach to population management.
