Description
The Hawaiian Humane Society (the Society), established in 1897 and incorporated in 1920, is a private, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote the human-animal bond and the Humane treatment of all animals. The Society works to improve ...
Program areas at Hawaiian Humane Society
Operation of animal home serving over 20,000 animals per year, coming into our shelter including programs involving animal adoptions, animal care, veterinary services, behavior and enrichment, foster care, education and outreach, animal advocacy, pet visitation, community cat solutions, and animals in transit at the airport. Animals in transit operations have been discontinued.
Community spay/neuter center servicing over 8,500 animals per year. This community clinic was created to aid in the reduction of homeless animals and as a preventative solution to pet overpopulation on the island of oahu. Focusing on pet dogs and cats, and a strategic focus on free-roaming cats.
Operation of honolulu city & county animal control services providing patrol services, stray impoundment, leash enforcement, license, cruelty investigation and spay/neuter.