Hoku is a 9-year-old dog at the Maui Humane Society and has been in the shelter’s care for more than 650 days, making her one of the longest residents in need of a forever home. She has waited far too long for a loving home and would make a wonderful addition to any ohana.
With hundreds of animals in their care, staff at the Maui Humane Society “desperately need” help with fosters to free up space at the shelter. Because of the limited space at the facility, some pets are staying in shelter offices. For those who cannot adopt, the shelter’s foster program is free, and they provide food, supplies, medication and veterinary care if needed.
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The 2025 “Rescue Me” Calendar will showcase heartwarming moments between Maui’s pets and firefighters or lifeguards. All photoshoots were held in West Maui and shot by award-winning photographer, Dana Edmunds, who volunteered his time and talent.
Maui’s animal and rescuer supporters can place their votes for their favorite pet-hero photo at just $1 per vote, and the top 12 photos will be featured in the printed calendar. Calendars are available for pre-order now. All proceeds from this innovative, community-focused calendar will benefit Maui Humane Society (MHS).
Vote for your favorite furry pet-hero pair in the highly awaited Maui Humane Society’s annual calendar contest fundraiser, in partnership with Maui’s firefighters and lifeguards. Supporters and fans of Hawaii’s rescuers and animals-in-need can place their votes here for $1 per vote and the top 12 photos will be featured in the printed calendar.
Voting is now open for Maui Humane Society’s highly-anticipated annual calendar contest fundraiser, in partnership with Maui’s firefighters and lifeguards. The fundraiser intends to celebrate the bravery of Maui’s first responders and resilience of pets, especially after the tragic Maui wildfires of August 8, 2023.
Maui’s firefighters and lifeguards have teamed up with the Maui Humane Society in MHS’s annual calendar contest fundraiser to support the island’s animals. Supporters of the island’s animals and rescuers are encouraged to vote for their favorite pet-hero photos to be featured in MHS’s 2025 “Rescue Me” Calendar.
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.
