Maui Humane Society Officer Emily Skidmore responded and removed the animal from nearby the Kuihelani Highway and brought her to safety. “Emily’s story could have ended very differently. Instead, she’s thriving and her babies are safe. This is the kind of outcome every animal deserves.”
On Sunday, July 13, at approximately 2 p.m. three Maui Humane Society Humane Enforcement Officers (HEO) responded to the scene to find three large dogs. The three large dogs were carried across the Wailuku River and trudged up the embankment by Maui Police Department officers, where HEO accepted the dogs on the other side of the river.
In some ways Cabais and Princess found each other just in time. Cabais needed her companionship while, in Princess, she saw a great dog with the odds stacked against her. A dog in need of love.
The Maui Humane Society is always looking for ways to reunite stray animals with their owners. Now the organization has been selected as one of 25 shelters around the country to participate in a program called Network Neighbors to help more lost pets get back home. The program is launched by Best Friends Animal Society using Petco Love Lost technology.
Located in the Queen Ka’ahumanu Center in Kahului, Cat Café Maui offers visitors the chance to enjoy coffee and pastries while interacting with adoptable cats in a relaxed setting. The cafe partners with Maui Cat Rescue and the Maui Humane Society to provide a safe haven for cats and facilitate adoptions. Voting is open to the public, and supporters can cast their votes daily at 10best.usatoday.com/awards/best-cat-cafe/
To the Maui Community, After 13 years of service to the Maui community, Hawaii Animal Rescue Foundation (HARF) closed its doors on December 31, 2024. Today, HARF and Maui Humane Society (MHS) have come together to announce that MHS will carry on HARF’s mission of...
Maui Humane Society helped the pets of the houseless community by providing vaccines, food, and supplies like dog toys, collars, leashes, and harnesses.
“This is a critical situation. We take our responsibility to rescue animals in need very seriously, and when shelter space is so limited, it is extremely challenging to do our jobs. We desperately need our community’s help.”
If you’ve been considering adopting a dog or cat or thinking about providing foster care for one, now’s a good time to do it, especially if it’s a dog, according to the Maui Humane Society.
Aloha kākou! My name is Charlie and I am the Maui Humane Society’s Pet of the Week. I’m looking for an ‘ohana who will show me the kind, patient love I’ve been waiting for. Could that be you? Let’s meet and I can show you just how silly I am!
