Hawaiian Humane Society
Coverage of Hawaiian Humane Society in the Nexus archive.
- Honolulu couple discovers 4-foot python under front door
A Honolulu couple discovered a four-foot ball python under their front door, prompting a police response. The illegal animal was seized by the Hawaiian Humane Society.
- Fosters needed for 50+ puppies at Hawaiian Humane Society
The Hawaiian Humane Society requires foster homes for over 50 newborn or underage puppies and has received numerous foster applications following its announcement.
- Apply today: 51 puppies in need of foster homes
The Hawaiian Humane Society is seeking foster families for 51 neonatal and underage puppies at its Mōʻiliʻili and Hoʻopili campuses. The puppies require temporary care through foster homes.
- Humane Society captures 2 of 3 dogs believed to have killed cats, attacked a person in Waikele
The Hawaiian Humane Society captured two of three dogs suspected of attacking a person and killing several cats in Waikele. Efforts are ongoing to locate the remaining dog.
- Waikele residents worry about stray dogs believed to have killed 4 cats, attacked a person
Waikele residents are concerned about stray dogs that killed four cats and allegedly attacked a person, causing frustration over conflicting guidance from the Honolulu Police Department and the Hawaiian Humane Society on managing the situation.
- Protect your pets from firework stress this Fourth of July
The Hawaiian Humane Society advises pet owners to create quiet spaces, ensure proper identification, and consult veterinarians to address firework anxiety in pets during the Fourth of July. The organization aims to help animals cope with stress caused by fireworks.
- Pet owners warned to prepare pets for 4th of July fireworks ahead of time
Pet owners are advised to prepare their pets for 4th of July fireworks using tips from the Hawaiian Humane Society. Recommendations include administering calming medication, creating a safe indoor space, and keeping pets indoors during the event.
- Rising hot temperatures pose risk for pets on hikes
The Honolulu Fire Department and the Hawaiian Humane Society are warning about the risks of overheating for pets during hikes due to rising hot temperatures. They advise hikers to take precautions such as ensuring adequate nutrition and hydration for their pets.