Took the kiddies to visit the kitties but older one LOVES animals and wanted to visit all the sections with dogs too. We parked in the overflow behind as the front lot was completely full. So many kittens today. We sanitized our hands before entering. This time there were cat toys so the felines were busy playing instead of interacting with humans. read more

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I've adopted two dogs from HHS and provided am amazing life for them. until the very end and was there looking at dogs, after I lost my last furbaby. :( There is an older woman with short hair - maybe forties or early fifties - looks Hawaiian/Haole mixed, who sits in front across the reception desk at a computer on wheels. Not sure what her role is. (Although she seems to think she is the HHS police.) She seems to have major emotional dysregulation issues and will SNAP at people who are with a foster dog, or addopting a dog, that is sniffing at the three dog display cages in front, "DON'T LET THE DOG MAKE CONTACT WITH THE PUPPY!!!" (These three cages out front seem to be featured dogs they want people to notice?) Well perhaps they should put the cages higher up?? She also asks a lot of personal questions and follows people around the shelter, observing/spying as they view or interact with dogs (passive agressive much?!?!). If HHS was SO concerned about disease transmission, perhaps they should not have cats roaming loose inside the shelter, or FERAL CHICKENS flying and running around all over the shelter and DRINKING from the dog water bowls. After three encounters with this person in April and May, I don't want to go back. It's hard enough to be grieving and I don't need to deal with people who seem to be judging everyone who enters the shelter. I may check out the Ewa location instead. HHS leadership: the bizarre woman at the front needs to get some training on keeping her personal issues at the door when she shows up for work. GEEZ!!! read more

1st of all, there was only (1)ONE animal rescue truck out that day. I called earlier at about 9:30am and had to make an appointment for 12pm. The dog I had on the property was just cruising with me for about 3 hours and didn't do much of anything really...fortunately for me, right? Foster showed up and easily slipped a leash around his neck and boosted him unto the Humane Society rescue truck. She checked for his chip I.D. immediately and found out his name is Mana and belongs to someone around the district. It was a happy ending to this dog tale. Foster with the Hawaii Humane Society is the best! read more

There are so many beautiful and spirited dogs and cats to adopt. The cages are large with cots and seem clean. The staff were polite and were ready to help in getting the animals adopted. Adoption fees that I saw can run up to $300. I saw tortoises, guinea pigs available for Adoption also. There is ample parking in the front and rear of the facility. Clean and convenient bathrooms are nearby for humans. Please adopt or donate if you can. I had my eye on a cute dog. Hope u find the perfect pet here. read more

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We adopted our precious doggo from HHS! We were helped by two staff (I think I remember their names were Madison and Lauren?), who went above and beyond to help make a last minute adoption happen by staying overtime on the eve of July 4! Our dog has heartworm disease and HHS generously covered costs of treatment (which includes sedation) through PACT, but there were a few concerning hiccups regarding veterinary care. She needed sedation for the heartworm injections, which required a signed consent form that I was not aware of. After dropping her off for the appointment, I received a missed call asking for verbal consent. I called them back and they said they already gave the anesthesia and she was doing well in recovery. (Alarming to say the least that they proceeded with treatment without consent). After returning home, we were given a sheet of paper regarding exercise limitations. When she started to experience side effects of her medications, I called frantically to inquire if we should bring her in. I was told if I read the many papers given at discharge, I would be aware the side effects are common and expected. She kindly apologized after I notified her that we only got one sheet of paper, so she emailed her paperwork to me afterwards. We've also been given the incorrect quantity of pills three times, so it was a little frustrating since I've needed to return to HHS three different times to get the correct amount of medications (no, I didn't count the pills while I was physically there because I trusted them, but after three times, I've learned my lesson/found an excuse to go see other dogs). My hope is that the veterinary care can improve some of the processes so owners and pets can be well taken care of! We understand that HHS and the staff are doing their best, so we are ultimately forever grateful to HHS and loving our life with our dog! Please kindly consider adopting from HHS, even if you're looking for specific breeds! I've seen Siberian huskies, German shepherds, Australian cattle dogs, Labrador retrievers, Pomeranians, and more! They often have "clear the shelter" events that can reduce the adoption fee by 50% or waive it completely! read more

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I was a little hesitant to go to this place... maybe it's Hollywood movies that got this stigma about dirty and dingy places like this... BUT not this'd place. i was very pleased to see the animals in good condition and their environment, too... We got there on a saturday. So, im expecting this places to be super busy.. Yes, there were a lot of people. But, the place is massive. I didn't realize how big the property was. They have different sections for different types of animals. My favorite was cat section... read more

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I just dropped off a bunch of blankets and towels for the animals. Didn't get to see any because I was there before the HHS opened to the public. Lovely and grateful ladies were happy to receive the items. The bad? Just knowing there are so many animals that have been abandoned and in need of loving homes. Then remembering how many are euthanized breaks my heart. read more

At this particular location of the Hawaiian Humane Society, both the employees and volunteers here need more supervision, education, and understanding as to what it means to be Amassadors of Aloha for the animals. There seems to be a lot of self-importance going on here, which is not in the interest of finding loving homes for the animals who are in need. read more

A very emaciated cat showed up at my doorstep on Friday. It was a very sweet cat & it had a collar so I knew she belonged to someone & that it probably had a microchip. I gave it some water & a can of cat food until I could research on how to locate the family. It seems the only way was the Humane Society. The website was not clear or even encouraging on the process of how to reunite this cat with its owner. The next morning (Saturday), I drove down to the HHA at 9am. The only door open was the Spay & Neuter center. Although it was not the appropriate department, Lorelei (spelling?) greeted me & was able to confirm the cat had a microchip. I could tell she cared for animals & that counts for a lot. She gave me directions on how to get to the back of the building & since someone (from HHA) had finally returned a call, I was instructed to wait till 9:30am. This was not correct because they were only taking "appointments only" in the back until they opened at 11am. So I waited in the car until 11am (along with 5 other people). Finally Mya helped me & I was so thankful for her. She scanned the cat, confirmed it had a microchip, called the national company & located it's owner. Keep in mind, Mya informed me of every step she was taking & asked for confirmation to proceed. She called the owner & with my permission, I gave her my info. I was able to talk with the owner & we agreed to meet back at my home. I was so relieved & so happy to reunite this cat with it's owner. I would like to recognize the 2 people, Lorelei & Mya for showing their kindness & making me believe that they were there for the betterment of the animals. They were so helpful to an otherwise gloomy outlook from the website. I know the HHA is overwhelmed & beyond capacity with animals, but there needs to be a more streamlined approach for situations where people can reunite an animal with its owners. Otherwise people will look the other way & not bother. Thank you Lorelei & Mya. read more

I took my toddler daughter here this past week to see the different adoptable animals they had. We aren't able to adopt right now as our condo prohibits dogs, but I want to slowly get her acclimated to them because we do envision moving in the future and we look forward to adopting a new family member soon. We weren't greeted when we came in, so we began to browse the facility and enjoyed reading about all the dogs. After circling back, we stopped at the front desk where I asked if there were any mellower dogs that were great with kids that we could take to the private area to play with. Immediately the girl said "are you here to adopt today?", to which I explained our situation and that we are preparing to eventually adopt in the future. She then said she has no idea who is good with kids, and we're better off doing a 'field trip' with a dog sometime and that she couldn't help us. She told us to go to the one in Kapolei. As someone who's adopted from here before and also served as a volunteer, I understand how crowded the shelters can be and why you want active adopters as a higher priority. However the way we were treated was incredibly dismissive, unprofessional, and closed-minded to the fact that this is a big step for us to, in-fact, adopt in the near future. I also understand that your staff - ESPECIALLY the front desk staff - are the first impression of the customer's experience and I don't think that executive management would be very pleased to know how the organization is being represented to the general public. read more

Over the years, I've adopted several animals from the Hawaiian Humane Society, and I always leave feeling grateful for the people who make this place what it is. My latest adoption -- a young hound mix -- showed me again how much heart goes into their work. Staff and volunteers knew her personality, her behavior, and her story. She wasn't just a kennel number; she was a dog they genuinely cared about. The volunteers (walkers) took time to thank me for adopting her, which meant a lot. There are far too many animals in need, but HHS makes sure each one receives compassion and attention. If you're considering adopting a pet of any kind, I strongly recommend checking them out. read more

EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED with HHS. My area has quite a few stray animals that continue to populate. I tried to turn in a few older kittens to either get adopted or spade/neutered but they turned me away because due to policy, I fed them and they now need to be considered a surrendered animal. In order to do this I have to make an appointment. What the heck am I supposed to do with them until then? Let them go? If I do that I might not be able to catch them again. I have my own animals to take care of and I can't have these kittens pee and crap all over my yard. My animals don't appreciate smelling their stuff. I appreciate what the workers and volunteers do here at HHS with taking care of the animals they have now. I'm just disappointed they did not help me with this situation. More importantly, help these kittens. read more

Visiting da doggies...... My beloved Makana crossed the Rainbow Bridge a few weeks ago, and I must tell you that I haven't really gotten over the loss yet. I find myself sometimes looking for him whenever I step outside of my door, only to see an empty doggie bed. Feeling a bit lonely at times without Makana, I figure I'd visit the doggies at the Hawaiian Humane Society. I haven't been to the Hawaiian Humane Society in years, as the past 28+ years of my life, two Golden Retrievers had kept me company & occupied my heart.. Now that both Goldens are gone, I may one day consider adopting a rescue instead? Although I am not mentally and emotionally ready to adopt yet, it was nice to visit the Hawaiian Humane Society to see the various doggies. I came across a very cute doggie today, and his name was Nathan. Although Nathan was a wee-bit shy, I loved his shy and mellow demeanor. After hanging out by Nathan's dog pen, Nathan slowly warmed up to me and even allowed me to pet him through the fencing. Lol! There are so many animals that need a good home. Instead of purchasing that purebred doggie, you may consider adopting one of these beautiful doggies from the Hawaiian Humane Society. read more

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This was our first time to the Hawaiian Humane Society. I wanted my friend Janey to know what programs were available. I did get confused and found out that the Hawaii SPCA is the one that does the "take a dog for a day" program. BUT, they have a great Couch Crashers program where you foster for a week. Some of the dogs looked so sad. I wanted to take them all! But they look like they have enough food and water and a safe place to stay. Though I'm sure they really want their furever homes. But people should definitely come and look for a four legged fur baby, They have cats too! If you arrive and there's no parking in the front, go around to Kahena Street and you'll see additional parking. We didn't realize this until after sitting in the front lot for 10 minues. read more

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I hadn't gone to the humane society before although I've adopted pets from other organizations and from friends, and I know how underfunded animal shelters can be, so I went in with low expectations - I just know they do their best with what they have, and I'm happy for any animal that is at least sheltered safely and can potentially be adopted! I went with my mom who wanted to adopt a cat but was hesitant to go alone, so I went mainly as support. Their staff was extremely kind and informative, sharing both fun and important facts about their personalities and habits, and letting us know about which cats would be better fits for my mom's lifestyle than others. The adoption process went smoothly, incl. the digital contract, carriers, health documentation, etc. I was a bit surprised when they had a rep for pet insurance give a spiel for their insurance plans at the end - kinda felt like a surprise sales pitch sprung on us, but I appreciated that they encourage having pet insurance as emergencies with animals are bound to pop up. I'm seeing a lot of people having issues getting in touch with them remotely over phone or email, so I can't speak on that, but in person, they were great! read more

We come to visit the Hawaiian Humane Society at least once a month. I take my daughter here to play with the animals. This location is big, they have a lot of animals there too. She loves playing with the kittens. The Staff and volunteers are really friendly. Everytime we leave, she always ask to adopt an animal. Maybe one day. read more

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Yes, I do recommend them. I have had no problems taking two mama cats in to get fixed on Wednesday mornings thank you so much. They were strays running the property. We are being overrun and I have been doing my best to help my landlord out so we don't have a huge problem, but they are coming from two houses away with tons of cats. They are not getting them fixed. It is just getting out of hand. We are doing the best we can. Thank you for all your help. read more

They don't answer the phones when you call EVER! Can't find out any info on fixing pet with $20 certificate read more

My boyfriend and I went to just look at the cats but we all know it's impossible to just look! We came across this sweet little kitten and it felt like he had chose us. He sat in our laps and slept like a baby! We have a 12 year old cat at home and felt like she needed a friend. We were guided through the adoption process by one of the kind volunteers. We appreciate all of the staff and volunteers who take such great care and provide so much love to these sweet animals. All animals deserve the most upmost love and care possible. We are forever grateful for the Humane Society and their ohana. Remember adopt don't shop!! read more

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Christopher from admissions is arguably the worst person I have ever had the displeasure of interacting with on Oahu. My partner and I picked up a dog this afternoon after it was almost hit by a car, and spent the entire rest of the day trying to help locate his owners in case he had one. We stopped in a vet and confirmed he was microchipped and they directed us to the humane society so we could further reach out to the owners. As soon as we got there, Christopher threw open the door and was extremely hostile and asked us who we knew at the vet and kept name dropping technicians in an angry tone like I'm supposed to know these employees? I said I wasn't sure and he countered with "oh? You don't know Vicky? Vick? XYZ? XXZ? Mkay." When we were still not following, he throws his hands up at us and tells me "ok. Well now you know and you should try remember". ???????????????? Our entire interaction at this vet was maybe 3 minutes because we sprinted over here immediately after to try to get the dog helped. Why does this matter? Then he asks me if we can keep the dog. I said no (because we are trying to reunite him to his owner..?). Then he asks me if I can drop the dog off at the owners house, but I cannot because of my schedule tonight. So he proceeds to call the owner in front of us and tells them that I have their dog but am not willing to help them or the dog out (??????????????) and goes "......yeah" on the phone and hangs up. Then he just leaves and tells us to fill out paperwork, so we are left sitting outside in the dark with this poor sweet dog. At this point it feels racial/discriminatory because he keeps looking my partner up and down (he is middle eastern) and won't make eye contact with me. He shows back up and I ask him what the next steps were and he says that it doesn't concern me. Christopher- you just asked me to drop off this poor dog that I've been overseeing for the past 5 hours at some person's house, and asked if I was adopting the dog, but now suddenly I can't know what happens next to him in your care? All I wanted to know was if he would be treated by a vet, fed dinner, if there was a space ready for him, etc. He the proceeds to pull the paperwork out of my hand. I did not give it to him, he pulled it, and that's when I asked if there was another associate I could talk to. He said "why, none of this concerns you." I repeated myself and said I would like to work with someone different, which he boldly states that he is the only employee and the only member of the team. Meanwhile there are several people inside laughing and having a conversation. When I asked, "you're the only person here? There are people on the other side of this wall laughing?" He said "No there's not". Now at this point I asked for his boss and he said he doesn't have one and that he works solo. (Will be calling Camille directly tomorrow.). I said okay, I would like to know what the next steps are for the dog for my own peace of mind. At this point he pretends to read the paperwork he pulled out of my hand and ignores me. I asked 3 times and he gave the silent treatment and started shaking. So now I said "I am speaking to you." and he responded with "nothing at the human society concerns you. Have you worked with us before? Then you should have an idea to figure it out. He'll be locked in a kennel since you won't drop off". Christopher- not only have I been affiliated with the humane society for longer than you have been allowed to order a beer, I also privately donate $$$$$ and goods each quarter and have had my company providing assistance and funding for a variety of activities, which I will be revisiting. There is no excuse for his employment. Best wishes for your bright future Christopher. read more

Hooray! It has been a long time in planning, but a parcel of land gifted in 2017 by D.R. Horton is under construction. The new 20,875sf campus will not only house six adoption pavilions, but will also include veterinary services for the shelter pets, an educational classroom and admin and a dog park! I am so excited to finally see the structures being completed! The corner property makes HHS visible to the public and will allow volunteering by Westside community and adoptions so much easier. Hawaiian Humane Society's mission to "promote the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals" needs your help! Please support! Reminder: the in person 32nd annual PetWalk is on October 29, 2022 from 8:00am to 12:00pm. Set up your team now and support a worthy cause! read more

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We've been on the lookout for another "child" and had some time to kill before dinner and our flight back to Maui, so we popped in on a whim. THE PLACE: Getting here was a chore in itself as they're located on a one-way road which forks into a freeway on-ramp. Horrible Google map directions didn't tell me to stay left at the fork and I found myself on the freeway and going in the wrong direction. Re-route! It wasn't as spread out or big as I had anticipated, especially for being on Oahu. A small retail area is up front with the animals housed within three or four open-air cottage-like structures, separated by species. There weren't too many dogs to choose from when we were here, a good thing overall, but unfortunately we left empty-handed. The majority of the dogs were too big for as we wanted one that could fit in a washtub to be bathed and would be better suited to our existing-sized canines. Kennels and public areas were clean. OVERALL: I'm all for adoption vs. buying from a breeder! read more

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I went to the humane society with my Auntie several years ago and she adopted a Pomeranian mix. She was a very sweet dog and they made the adoption process easy read more

See Coco!!! We came here because we're in the search of a young male dog, but also one that's bigger then our other dog. We wanted to make sure we met the dog with our two kids too for compatibility. When my husband first saw Coco, we fell in love. We were planning on scheduling a day to bring our other dog, but when we checked the website, we found out the Coco got adopted. We were so sad but so happy for him since we heard he was at the Humane Society for a while. This place is amazing. The facility was really nice, clean, and just open. We loved being able to just walk around freely without being hammered by someone. When we found a dog we were interested in, the staff was great. They had a closed off area where we could take the dog & also an area/garden where we could walk the dog with leash. All in all, we had a great experience here, even though it wasn't time to adopt yet. read more

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I've been an advocate for the Humane Society wherever they are and in and at this writing it is the Hawaiian Humane Society (HHS). I love all animals and am an owner of 3 cats. Today, I took our neighborhood stray cat (who I briefly named Tuffy) to the HHS because I want Tuffy to have a better home. I am hopeful the Hawaiian Humane Society with clean him up making sure he's okay and then, foster him out for adoption. Here are the post pandemic skinnies 1- the office and animal drop off on the Waialae side of the building is now a Spay and Neuter Center. The animal drop off is located on the King Street side 2- there is no entry into the hospital clinic facility. If you are dropping off or picking up your pet, Volunteers if the HHS will receive and return your pet in and at your vehicle in the parking lot. 3- if you are dropping off a stray animal, they will take the animal after you sign off saying you will NOT attempt contact on the animal you are dropping off. 4- there are no public restroom facilities 5- if you are simply going to visit and enjoy the animals, enter from the Waialae side, the main entrance. NOTE they open at 11 am. 6- Parking avaiable on both Waialae and King Street entrances As always donations are welcome and accepted. The furry friends thank you! read more

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Adopt don't shop!! I came here to pick up my foster pup. She was there to be spayed, chipped and health checked. When I got there the gal at the counter was so cheerful and upbeat. She went over the post surgical care instructions and what to watch out for... how much meds to give and she genuinely listened to my questions/concerns about the pup. I had the feeling like she really did care about the pup I was picking up. They also encourage you to call if there's any problems post op. Awesome service! read more

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This place is awesome. They took in a few animals I found fast. They also were a big help contacting an animal owner. I enjoy Donating dog and cat is here to help. read more

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Our feral cat had 4 kittens...the responsible, sociological thing to do to prevent fighting, inbreeding, starvation, and killing of native birds, was to get them spayed/neutered. Kudos to our neighborhood champion to led us to Good Fix held at the Aloha Stadium. In a nutshell - it was a 'drive-through' event to help with the feral cat population. My only experience with the Aloha Stadium has been the Swap Meet. The Good Fix event guided cars down onto the floor of the stadium and around the track. People filled out paperwork and waited patiently as the line progressed. Drop off of feline friends was right below the goal post. Amazing volunteers took carriers and paperwork and placed them on rolling shelves for their operation, ear notch, and microchip. That last day of this 3-day event, about 400 cats were neutered. We got a call in the early evening to let us know our furry friend was ready to be picked up. AGAIN - every volunteer we encountered was courteous, friendly, and patient. Thank you to the Hawaii Human Society and their respective partners for coordinating this event on behalf of the island community! read more

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Great help/information From Tyshawn, she was great! I will be going in later today for assistance with "found kittens" read more

The place has a special place in my heart. I'm a huge animal advocate! Was on vacation over in Honolulu and my husband decided to take Lyft over to make a donation to Maui Humane Society however the only way to do that was to get to Honolulu Humane Society so they can direct us and make sure our donation made it to Maui. In addition to that, we made a donation to Honolulu Humane Society also. My husband and I are huge advocates for various rescues. We adopted our baby in 2010 an English Bulldog named Quincy! He was an Spina Bifda baby. We gave him the best life ever! Since that time, we have always made sure to make rescues our number one priority! Maui Humane Society will recover I have hope! I'm glad we can assist! read more

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I have an unknown dog injured in the yard and they wouldn't come to help! They told me I would have to secure the dog first before they come! I told them I had a dog bite on my eye and it ruined my eye my entire life! I will never donate a penny to this place ever again! Luckily HPD is coming! I had to post one star, if I had a choice I would post none! read more

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The Hawaiian Humane Society is a great place to check out adoptable pets to be your new furry friend. My little guy just loves cats. We actually went to a cat lounge/theme café first, but we were turned away as they did not have any more appointments that day. So instead we decided to go to the Hawaiian humane Society. On arrival at the Humane Society, we had the first check in and answer Covid related questions. They tightly control how many people are allowed in at a time to allow for social distancing. Staff is super friendly and we were able to see several cats in both the blue cat house and green cat house. The humane society also spays and neuters all the adoptable pets. We actually adopted our rescue dog here six years ago. Great service to the community! read more

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Always enjoy a visit to the Hawaiian humane society. They keep everything super clean for all of their furry friends. There are plenty of hand washing stations and clear detailed signs for pet adoption. read more

The staff helping us adopt our cat were sooo helpful. We know it was really busy when we came, but Maddie was very helpful and maintained her positive attitude. All the other workers and volunteers were helping us but I didn't get their names. read more

Found a severely injured cat on our property and didn't know what to do. We called the Humane Society telephone number and left a message. They called us right away and dispatched an officer to retrieve the cat. What a wonderful service. Even if the cat is past rehabilitation, at least it's taken care of and given rest. Sad situation made so much better for human and animal Thank you. read more

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The Moiliili Campus does not return telephone messages nor respond to emails. I followed on the instructions on the website, zero response. After trying for 2 weeks with no response, I decided not to bother with Hawaiian Humane Society. read more

Went to the HHS with a friend who was looking to possibly adopt a cat. Staff were friendly and many volunteers around. There were quiet of few cats, dogs, and even guinea pigs. Parking was also easy as it was the end of the day on Saturday. My friend and I were able to walk around by ourselves and read the bios and stories of the animals. Volunteers were kind and staff were available if there were any questions. They also offered a chance to meet animals if interested and that the staff would assist. We didn't end up taking home a new best friend but we saw many who did. Would recommend this place for people looking to adopt and add a new addition to the family! read more

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HHS rectified an error in my latest rescue/adoption today. I got a teeny 2.7 pound female kitten thru Petco Kaneohe/HHS just last month. Petco 'forgot' to include her chart, which as a single spaced one page detail of many vet visits thru HHS. Her initial freee vet eval at VCA noted crusted eyes (I had already flushed them and took her in asap)and said the antibiotics they gave her at HHS didn't work due to viral=not serious (herpetic) and she'd be fine. Wrong. I'm a retired surgeon and read the entire page. Symptoms multiple vets saw her for: increased appetite, urination, hyper active, diarrhea, respiratory infection , worms.. Not a viral nothing here. She's already peed a huge puddle on my bed twice, crying, knowing something is not right herself;(...diarrhea, poops and pees and drinks more water and eats more than any cat I've ever had--non stop eateateat. When I pick her up, her little heartbeat is very fast... Uh oh. Her entire HHS chart had all these symptoms, seen by different vets, who never read this page either...Differential? DIABETES OR HYPERTHYROID OR UTI. Probably hyperthyroid. Called HHA about it--they actually returned my messaged email/calls and will see her free of charge, agreed with my initial diagnosis and will do the bloodwork to check her on Monday (it's Sat. now). We are in love with little Rose-ki--my 10 mo old kitten is IN love w/her;) They play andd sleep entwined-always together. My 3 yo fat cat is the Grand Overseer;) She's already part of the family. We want her healthy. They also tried to rectify my other kittens adoption fiasco with age and weight listed the same for all strays by Ginny...spay/neuter clinic thru HHS--making coverage insurance wise hard as he was listed as a year old (3 mo.) and they refused my bill coverage because they wanted a YEAR of records. MAHALO FOR BEING RESPONSIBLE AND CARING, HHS! Take aways: 1. Be sure your insurance KNOWS the age and weight are arbitrary or they will request a years records and a 3 mo old kitten won't have them=they will not cover bills. 2. Get the basic kidney, thyroid, and urine/poop exams at the free vet visit! read more

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Kyle in admissions was such a pleasure to work with!! Friendly, professional, kind, understanding, just an incredible staff member with the most awesome customer service I have experienced in a very long time. Kyle went above and beyond to help me, or so it feels like. People these days don't even return your calls. But not Kyle. He followed my case all the way through and made sure my cat was where she needed to be. Helped me track her original owners down who's allowing me to keep her, and Kyle graciously helped me transfer ownership. THANK YOU KYLE IN ADMISSIONS!! UDABESS!! SHAKA MAHALO!! read more

My daughter wanted to come here and just look at the kittens and play with them. I wasn't aware we couldn't bring our own cats here. Understandable, I didn't see any signs but I respect whatever rule they had. But the low star rating ain't about allowing my cat there but the way this girl spoke to me. She's so rude and it sounded as if she didn't want me there and just hurry up and leave. I wanted to take a picture of the cool kitten I've seen. But she straight said "there is a picture of her on our website" like ok? I never ask and I wanted to take one myself! . She assumed I wanted to surrender my cat. Like???? And then I had put my cat away and came back to play with the kittens a bit more. She then goes "are you gonna adopt or what?" In the tone of "if you're not gonna adopt, then leave!" Like b there is no rules we can't just come and play with the cats. I've done it many times and no one had ever made me feel unwelcome. So horrible! read more