The wildfires of August 8, 2023 were absolutely devastating. Maui Humane Society responded immediately, side-by-side with animal lovers locally and nationally… but our work is far from complete. Maui Humane Society is dedicated to providing ongoing support to Lahaina’s pets and people.

Whether you’ve lost a cherished pet and are still hoping to be reunited with them, require assistance in moving with your dog, or need veterinary care for your cat, Maui Humane Society is here to help.

Off-Island Travel

Our Fire Task Force worked diligently to reunite pets with their owners.

If you’ve lost a pet, or believe your pet may be in the care of Maui Humane Society, please fill out a lost report and visit the Lost & Found section of our website.

Mahalo nui loa to those in our community who dedicated their time to bringing ‘ohanas back together. It truly took a village.

The best place for your furry friend to be is with you. Maui Humane Society is committed to offering support to make that happen. 4EverPets is Maui Humane Society’s community resource to assist pet owners experiencing financial hardship. Our goal is to provide the resources needed to prevent surrendering a beloved pet.

The Lahaina Pet Resource Center supports displaced Lahaina pet owners and those affected by the fire in an accessible location in West Maui, including the more than 400 pets living with their displaced families in temporary hotel housing. This location offers resources to keep pets with their people, such as pet food and supplies, pet-friendly housing resources, financial support for off-island pet travel, veterinary care, and more. Affected pet owners are encouraged to visit the Lahaina Pet Resource Center or email MHS’ Wildfire Community Liaison at [email protected] for assistance.

Weekly mobile clinics are offered to families affected by the Lahaina fires at the Lahaina Pet Resource Center. To learn more, visit mauihumanesociety.org/events.

Maui Humane Society is providing low-cost veterinary services for pet owners affected by the fires. Mobile veterinary clinic events may offer vaccinations, microchips, flea/tick preventative, and more wellness services. Pets in need of additional veterinary attention may be eligible for financial assistance.