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Hawaiian cat lost during Maui wildfires reunited with family in Montana

Hawaiian cat lost during Maui wildfires reunited with family in Montana

Mahina finally arrived after dealing with flights in snowy Montana weather. She was thrilled to be reunited with her family to watch NFL football, one of her favorite treats besides playing with her feather toy. The Maui Humane Society covered the cost of Mahina’s health certificate and travel. Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines ensured she was safe and sound on her flight, and a trusted transporter brought her from Seattle to Montana.

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Mamoa, a cat that survived Maui wildfires, will head to Sacramento in search of a new home

Mamoa, a cat that survived Maui wildfires, will head to Sacramento in search of a new home

“Diana had nowhere to take him back to, so she signed him over to Maui Humane Society, providing the path for him to move forward for adoption,” Smith said. “Then, I officially adopted him, giving me the ability to bring him to FieldHaven, where we will find him just the right home with a family who will cherish him as much as his Maui one did.”

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Hero ‘Fire Cat’ Rescuers from California Travel to Maui and Save Even the Tiniest Survivors

Hero ‘Fire Cat’ Rescuers from California Travel to Maui and Save Even the Tiniest Survivors

Heroic rescuers who dedicate their lives to saving “Fire Cats” after wildfires decimated Paradise in California, have traveled to Maui. Their unique skills and experience are helping save the day on the island. “Here is a rare sighting of two different species of cat rescuers together: Shannon Jay and Joy Smith of FieldHaven Feline Center. They landed in Maui this morning and went right to work.”

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Badly burned dog reunited with grateful owners after terrified pooch ran off during Maui wildfires

Badly burned dog reunited with grateful owners after terrified pooch ran off during Maui wildfires

“What is happening here on Maui is unimaginable. I feel so thankful and blessed for the heroes that helped take care of our babies and got them back to us safely. We were off island during this tragedy and we cannot be more grateful for how this community has and continues to step up. Miracles do happen. Don’t lose hope. Lean on each other.”

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