The Maui Humane Society is hopeful that Sammy will find a family willing to show him the love and joy he’s been waiting for.
Wags N’ Whiskers: Sammy
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5-year-old Mele is ready to settle down with your ohana
This five-year-old girl from the Maui Humane Society is ready to show her love and spunk to her next forever ohana. According to her foster family, Mele loves to give cuddles, kisses and loves to be present with both keiki and kupuna.
Wags N’ Whiskers: Taz
Taz is a bundle of joy, known for his playful nature and boundless enthusiasm. He adores people of all ages and particularly enjoys frolicking at the beach, where he delights in leaping into the waves with the grace of a dolphin. Taz’s resilience and loving spirit make him a perfect candidate for those seeking a loyal and affectionate four-legged friend.
Wags N’ Whiskers: Patrick
Ever since Patrick arrived to the shelter, he has been struggling in the kennel environment. He needs to find a foster, or better yet an adopter, ASAP!
Wags ‘n Whiskers: Become Oreo’s ohana
A sweet ohana is all Oreo is looking for. Sitting at only a year and a half years old, Oreo is looking to find his furever home.
Support continues for the four-legged victims of the Maui wildfire
Maui Humane Society plans to continue to support families and pets in need thanks to the donations of the community. The support goes directly to veterinary care, pet supplies and financial assistance for pet-friendly housing.
Wags ‘n Whiskers Wednesday: Add energetic and eager Eeyore to your ʻohana
For this week’s Wags ‘n Whiskers Wednesday, Maui Humane Society features 2-year-old Eeyore. Unlike the famous Winnie the Pooh character, Eeyore is cheerful, optimistic and ready to add an extra burst of energy to a lucky ʻohana.
First pair of Lahaina’s displaced pets find furever homes
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.
Rudy has been rescued! Maui Humane Society continues with save and reunite Lahaina pets and their owners
The Maui Humane Society continues to rescue dozens of animals from Lahaina every week, and reunites them with their owners. “Not being able to find him, and then not being able to go back to the house and continue looking for him that was heart wrenching. And the day I got the call, I was having a horrible day and it was just the greatest thing ever,” said Eline.
“Yeah she was inconsolable. It was the first day since the fire that I was really concerned about her because she just could not stop crying. And she was out with some friends trying to get her mind off things and I got that call ,it was absolutely amazing,” continued Kurt.