The Hawaiian Humane Society marked its 140th anniversary in fiscal year 2024 with an enormous expansion in access to services for our community. The first full year of operation at our Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili highlighted the pent-up demand for assistance among people and animals in Central and West O‘ahu.
We saw a 9.6% increase in animal admissions, and with more animals staying longer to get the extra care they needed to get ready for adoption. We were operating at or beyond our shelter capacity on both campuses for the entire year.
This past year, our foster volunteers also stepped up in a big way to help with a nearly 80% jump in the number of puppies in need of foster care. The total number of dogs fostered was up more than 50%.
We saw an 11% increase in the number of animals who needed spay/neuter surgery prior to adoption. The number of health exams provided by our Veterinary Services team rose more than 32% and vaccinations were up more than 16% to protect our animals’ health in the crowded shelter environment.
While it was a busy and stressful year for our staff, we were buoyed by the support of all of you who stepped up to help.
We saw an incredible 62% increase in the number of volunteers who worked side by side with us to support our animals and our mission.
The Central and West Oahu communities welcomed our new campus and embraced adoption, contributing to an 8.5% jump in adoptions across our campuses and offsite locations.
The expansion of our education programs to the Kosasa Family Campus boosted participation by nearly 22%.
Your generosity allowed us to build and open a brand-new shelter just in time. That both of our campuses are operating beyond their ideal capacity reflects the enormous need in our community. We will continue to roll out additional services at the Kosasa Family Campus as we have the staffing and financial support to expand access to care.
We could not do this incredible work without the unwavering support of steadfast donors, like you. The contributions you make are an essential component in keeping our commitment to the humane treatment of all animals and the human-animal bond. We hope our work will inspire you to spread the word about animal welfare on O’ahu and to be as generous as possible, helping us find homes and alleviate the suffering of our amazing animals.
Mahalo for your generosity and compassion.
Mike Ching 2023-2024 Board Chair
Anna Neubauer MPA, CNP, CAWA President & CEO
Mahalo for Your Service!
The Hawaiian Humane Society would like to extend our deepest thanks to the dedicated board members who completed their service in FY24. Their commitment, compassion and generosity have advanced our mission and uplifted the people and animals in our community.
Steve Metter joined the board in 2005 and served for 19 years. Steve is a proud dog dad and continues to support Hawaiian Humane’s efforts to find homes for our animals by connecting us with his amazing team at MW Group. Steve’s financial, public policy and entrepreneurial expertise have elevated our organization.
Mi Kosasa joined the board in 2012 and served for 12 years. Mi loves dogs and her Hawaiian Humane alum, Mr. Bubbles, was the star of this year’s Tuxes and Tails. Mi’s passion for fundraising was vital to the success of the capital campaign for the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili and she has driven fundraising for shelter operations as well.
Susan Kosasa joined the board in 2013 and served for 11 years. She loves birds and is a strong advocate for our feathered friends. Susan’s capital campaign leadership was integral to the construction of the Kosasa Family Campus and her participation on our governance committee has helped to strengthen our organization.
Mike Regan joined the board in 2021 and served for 3 years. Mike loves dogs and horses and was a regular at our annual PetWalk event, bringing in his employer, Servco Pacific, as an event sponsor. Mike’s expertise strengthened our financial position and contributed to the success of our Kosasa Family Campus capital campaign.
Dr. Whitney Limm, M.D. FACS joined the board in 2021 and served for 3 years. A dog advocate and supporter of Tuxes and Tails, Dr. Limm also supported Hawaiian Humane’s daily work by serving as an advisor on shelter and clinic operations.
Board of Directors
July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024
Mike Ching
CHAIR
Melissa Teves Pavlicek
VICE CHAIR
David Okabe
TREASURER
Rebecca “Becki” Ward
SECRETARY
Eric Ako, DVM
Gina Woo Anonuevo
Robert H. Armstrong
Tim Brauer
Leslie Campaniano
Shelley Cramer
Elisia Flores
Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr.
Dede Guss
Mi Kosasa
Susan Kosasa
Nathaniel Lam, DVM, DACVS
Whitney Limm, M.D. FACS
Stephen B. Metter
Mike Regan
Lawrence D. Rodriguez
Ginny Tiu
Rick Zwern
DIRECTOR EMERITUS
Robert R. Bean
FY2024 Highlights
July
Hawaiian Humane celebrates the incredible milestone of 140 years of service to the community.
August
Hawaiian Humane assists with Maui wildfire relief efforts by encouraging donations to our friends at the Maui Humane Society and shipping much-needed supplies.
October
PetWalk, Hawaiian Humane’s largest community fundraiser, raises more than $290,000.
November
Inspired by the success of Couch Crashers, an innovative shortterm foster program for adult dogs, as well as strong evidence that cats can also benefit from a break from the shelter environment, Hawaiian Humane launches Lap Crashers.
December
Close friends and family of long-time President and CEO Pam Burns publish “PetWalk! The Pam Burns Years” to celebrate Pam’s legacy and the 140th anniversary of Hawaiian Humane.
April
Hawaiian Humane launches VIP –Very Important Paws – program to encourage adoption of our longest stay shelter animals.
April
Hawaiian Humane’s annual Tuxes and Tails gala takes place at the ‘Alohilani Resort Waikīkī Beach for the first time, raising a record $1.5 million.
May
Hawaiian Humane marks the first year of service at the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili, which vastly expands its ability to help people and animals islandwide
Admissions, Animal Care & Behavior
Hawaiian Humane continues to be O‘ahu’s largest animal welfare organization, dedicated to helping local pets and people in need. In FY24, our Admissions, Animal Care and Behavior teams faced unprecedented challenges and demonstrated remarkable resilience in providing compassionate care to an increasing number of animals while offering support to community members.
This year, we saw a 9.59% increase in overall animal intake, welcoming 13,726 animals into our shelter. The most notable increases were in cat and dog admissions, rising by 17.01% and 9.96% respectively. These figures underscore the ongoing challenges faced by pet owners, including the persistent lack of affordable pet-friendly housing, high cost of living, and challenges associated with off-island moves.
To address the growing demand and maintain our high standards of care, our Admissions team used shelter diversion tools to keep pets out of the shelter, including rehoming resources like Home to Home, which connects families directly with potential adopters to rehome their pets. While we saw decreases in small animal (-18.81%) and
wildlife (-55.52%) intakes, these changes reflect our evolving role in the community and our efforts to direct our expertise in pet animal care where it’s most needed.
Throughout the year, as animals in need remained in our care for longer periods of time, our Animal Care and growing Behavior teams collaborated on compassionate in-shelter enrichment tools and activities to help set up pets for success, not just while with us, but in their future homes. We look forward to sharing more about these methods in the coming year.
13,726
ANIMALS WELCOMED INTO OUR SHELTER
6,546 CATS
6,402
626
New & Expanded Programs
In FY24, Hawaiian Humane continued to innovate and expand our shelter diversion programs, addressing the persistent challenges of capacity and care for animals in need. Our efforts have not only alleviated pressure on our physical space and Animal Care teams but have also created more opportunities for community involvement in animal welfare.
The Couch Crashers program, launched in October 2022, saw remarkable growth in its first full year of operation. With a 57.96% increase, we placed 714 dogs in short-term foster homes in FY24. This innovative program continues to reduce stress levels for dogs, provide valuable insights into their individual needs, and make pet fostering and adoption more accessible to a wider range of families.
Building on this success, we introduced a new program in November 2023 called Lap Crashers, designed specifically for short-term fostering of shelter cats. In just its first few months, Lap Crashers facilitated 277 cat placements, demonstrating the community’s enthusiasm for feline fostering opportunities.
Our Kitten Kit program also continued to make a significant impact. While we distributed slightly fewer kits this year (95 compared to last year’s 105), we still supported approximately 200 kittens through this initiative. The program remains an essential resource for community members caring for abandoned newborn kittens, providing them with necessary supplies and training to nurture these vulnerable animals.
These expanded and new programs reflect Hawaiian Humane’s commitment to adaptive, community-centered approaches to animal welfare. By empowering more individuals to participate in fostering and kitten care, we’re not only addressing immediate capacity challenges but also fostering a culture of compassion and responsibility toward animals across O‘ahu.
Field Services
While Hawaiian Humane’s Field Services team includes officers deputized to enforce animal laws, it takes an education-first approach to animal welfare issues. Whenever possible, the goal is to ensure animal needs are met while keeping families together. The team also collaborates with the Honolulu Police Department, other government agencies and social service nonprofits to assist vulnerable animals and pet owners. Field Services also contributes its expertise to animal disaster preparation and response, participating in training opportunities in FY24 that were designed to better position our community to prepare for and respond to such events.
3,645
TOTAL CASES
921
TOTAL WARNINGS
106 TOTAL CITATIONS
462
TOTAL RECHECKS
Lost & Found
54.1%
Hawaiian Humane serves as O‘ahu’s official pet lost and found, and our Admissions and Field Services teams strive to provide a safe, secure environment for lost pets brought into our care, while working to reunite families with their pets. In FY24, we redoubled our efforts to reunite animals with their families without having to come into our crowded shelters. Our Dispatch team took the lead in our new Hele on Home program, using our lost and found page and social media to reunite pets found in the community with help from other teams across both campuses. We set a benchmark this year for these reunifications, which ultimately resulted in fewer animals entering the shelter, and we hope to see this number grow. As most animals are found close to home, good Samaritans also play a vital role and can get pets home quickly without adding the stress of transportation to the noisy and unfamiliar shelter environment.
1,420
ANIMALS REUNITED FROM THE SHELTER
266 ANIMALS REUNITED BY FIELD SERVICES
199 ANIMALS REUNITED WITHOUT COMING INTO CARE
Community Outreach
FY24 was a time of remarkable growth for the Community Outreach team, which turned its first full year at the Kosasa Family Campus into an opportunity to deepen ties to the Central and West O‘ahu communities, and increase the impact of its Pet Food Bank, Pet Visitation and off-site wellness clinic programs. The Community Outreach program is aimed at preventing owner surrender, as well as animal neglect and overpopulation, by offering resources to keep pets and their people together. The team offers a free Pet Food Bank at the Mō‘ili‘ili and Kosasa Family campuses; wellness and microchipping clinics island-wide; and access to low-fee and no-fee spay/neuter services. Our Pet Visitation program seeks to enrich lives by sharing the humananimal bond through Joy Ambassador pet-people volunteer teams who visit schools, hospitals, senior health care facilities and more. New relationships with Veterans Affairs facilities were a highlight of FY24 and drew support for the program from the generous members of Hawaii Elks Lodge 616.
3,040
13,725
152
12
356 VISITS BY THE PET VISITATION PROGRAM
17,023 PEOPLE SERVED BY THE PET VISITATION PROGRAM
2,317 CATS FOSTERED
1,225 DOGS FOSTERED
Foster Care
Our Foster Care program has experienced remarkable growth, serving as a critical lifeline for vulnerable animals in our community. In FY24, we saw a significant expansion in our fostering capabilities, with a remarkable 23.98% increase in total pets supported by temporary, loving homes.
The most compelling story of our Foster Care program lies in its dynamic growth across different animal categories. While newborn kitten fostering saw a slight decline, we witnessed an extraordinary surge in newborn puppy fostering, with a remarkable 79.31% increase. Our dog fostering numbers also soared, jumping by an impressive 51.05%, demonstrating the growing commitment of our dedicated foster families.
These foster families are true heroes, providing critical care and support to animals at their most vulnerable. Their compassion transforms lives, offering individualized attention that prepares these pets for adoption.
3,604
299
62
52
Volunteers
At the heart of Hawaiian Humane beats the unwavering spirit of our dedicated volunteers. This year marked a transformative period for our Volunteer Services program, expanding across our Mō‘ili‘ili and Kosasa Family campuses with an impressive array of meaningful roles. From dog walking and cat enrichment to critical support in our shelter clinic and Pet Food Bank, laundry, and animal care assistants, our volunteers are an
essential lifeline that powers our mission. Their remarkable commitment translated into a stunning 62.12% increase in volunteer participation, with a record-breaking 1,772 compassionate individuals joining our team to make a tangible difference in the lives of animals. These volunteers are more than helpers – they embody the profound connection between community care and animal welfare.
165,736 TOTAL VOLUNTEERS HOURS
1,772 TOTAL VOLUNTEERS
81
AVERAGE NUMBER OF VOLUNTEER HOURS PER DAY (MŌ‘ILI‘ILI CAMPUS)
20
AVERAGE NUMBER OF VOLUNTEER HOURS PER DAY (KOSASA FAMILY CAMPUS)
Adoptions
Hawaiian Humane celebrated a remarkable year of connecting animals with loving homes, achieving significant growth across our adoption programs. With the strategic expansion to our Kosasa Family Campus, we’ve increased adoption accessibility, resulting in a total of 7,843 animals finding families of their own – an impressive 8.52% increase from the previous year.
Each adoption represents more than a happy statistic; it’s a comprehensive commitment to animal welfare, with every pet receiving supportive care that extends far beyond the moment of adoption. Our approach ensures each animal is fully prepared for their new life: spayed or neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and supported by our Post-Adoption Care and Treatment (PACT) program.
By partnering with local private veterinary clinics islandwide to offer complimentary first exams, investing in intensive medical treatment for complex conditions, and providing enrichment activities that prepare animals for successful transitions, we’re not just facilitating adoptions – we’re creating lasting, supportive relationships between pets and their new families.
7,843 ANIMALS ADOPTED 8.52% Increase
3,700
3,643
500
Mahalo to the partner organizations who have sponsored adoption events to help us find loving homes for our amazing animals, as well as the following off-site adoption partners who collaborate with us year-round to make pet ownership accessible and attainable island-wide.
Pounce Hawai‘i
PETCO Beretania
PETCO ‘Ewa Beach
PETCO Hawai‘i Kai
PETCO Kāne‘ohe
PETCO Waikele
Education
Our Education program continued to grow in FY24 adding summer camps for the first time. The pilot Keiki Critter Summer Camp served 21 students from elementary to middle school. The program was so well received that we plan to expand in the coming year. Our Education team is at the forefront of fostering the next generation of animal welfare champions, as well as educating adults about our mission and the importance of issues like responsible pet ownership, Free-Roaming cat management and spay/neuter. The team offers curricula for teachers, provides mentorship for age-specific service learning projects, and onboards and stewards Hawaiian Humane’s exclusive Teens4Animals Council, all with the aim of cultivating a more pet-friendly, compassionate community.
18,345
23,020 VACCINATIONS
Shelter Veterinary Services
The capacity crisis at Hawaiian Humane posed a particular challenge to the shelter Veterinary Services team, which is dedicated to protecting the health of all of the animals in our care. These dedicated professionals provide high-quality, high-volume medical care to thousands of animals in need every year. The increase in vaccinations and health exams in FY24 reflects the high shelter populations as well as that commitment to protecting herd health. We also continued to provide dental care and perform non-routine surgeries for animals in need.
Spaying and neutering is a fundamental strategy to curb pet overpopulation and offers a host of health and behavioral benefits to animals, which is why Hawaiian Humane offers affordable – and sometimes fully-subsidized – spay/neuter services to the community. We also spay/neuter all dogs, cats and rabbits before they are available for adoption. This year we saw a significant increase – 11.08% – in the number of animals who required spay/neuter surgery prior to adoption. We also support the Trap-Neuter-ReturnManage (TNRM) strategy and offer no-fee surgeries to community cat caregivers who dedicate their resources to this effective and humane way to reduce the Free-Roaming cat population over time.
6,486 HAWAIIAN HUMANE SHELTER ANIMALS 11.08%
2,709 DOGS
2,910 CATS
220 SMALL ANIMALS
3,133
We recognize that this is an island-wide issue and appreciate the clinics who participate in the Feline Fix and Neuter Now programs, subsidized by the City and County of Honolulu, who have contributed toward an enormous increase in the number of animals spayed/neutered on O‘ahu.
13,304
ANIMALS SPAYED/NEUTERED
GINNY TIU COMMUNITY
SPAY/NEUTER CENTER OWNED PETS
1,711 DOGS
1,422 CATS
3,685
GINNY TIU COMMUNITY
SPAY/NEUTER CENTER FREE-ROAMING CATS
704
TOTAL ANIMALS SPAYED/NEUTERED FOR RESCUE PARTNERS
181 DOGS
523 CATS
Spay/Neuter With Feline Fix
Administered by Hawaiian Humane, Feline Fix is a program dedicated to providing no-fee spay/neuter surgeries for Free-Roaming cats on O‘ahu and is subsidized by the City & County of Honolulu. In FY24, the city doubled its funding allocation for the program, leading to increased participation. Hawaiian Humane’s Ginny Tiu Community Spay/Neuter Center is one of several participating clinics across the island. Spaying and neutering Free-Roaming cats and returning them to the areas where they live is an effective and humane way of reducing their population over time.
9,541
FREE-ROAMING CATS SPAYED/NEUTERED
(ALL PROVIDERS INCLUDING HAWAIIAN HUMANE)
Participating Clinics in FY24
Aloha Affordable Veterinary Services CatFriends
Hawai‘i Pets Veterinary Clinic
Hawaiian Humane’s Ginny Tiu
Community Spay/Neuter Center
Jill Voeks
O‘ahu SPCA
‘Ohana Veterinary Hospital
Spay/Neuter With Neuter Now
The Neuter Now program provides pet owners with affordable spay/neuter services at participating clinics across O‘ahu. The program is administered by Hawaiian Humane and subsidized by the City & County of Honolulu and local clinics who accept reduced payments for spay/neuter services. In FY24, the city doubled its funding allocation for the program, leading to a huge growth in service to the community.
1,001
NEUTER NOW SPAYED/NEUTERED PETS
(ALL PROVIDERS INCLUDING HAWAIIAN HUMANE)
Participating Veterinary Clinics in FY24
Aloha Affordable Veterinary Services
Blue Cross Animal Hospital
Hawaiian Humane’s Ginny Tiu Community
Spay/Neuter Center
Kapolei Pet Hospital
O‘ahu SPCA
Transfer Program
Hawaiian Humane and its fosterbased transfer partners all faced overwhelming numbers of animals in need of care in FY24, reducing the ability to move animals among different organizations. We maintain our commitment to this collaborative approach, which aims to provide specialized care for animals with special needs, increase overall capacity for care, and ultimately facilitate successful adoptions.
95 DOGS TRANSFERRED
81 CATS TRANSFERRED
18 WILDLIFE
Mahalo to our transfer partners with whom we coordinate to provide the best possible outcomes for O‘ahu’s animals in need.
Cat People of O‘ahu
Fur-Angel Foundation
Geneva’s Phoenix German Shepherd Rescue
Golden Retriever Club of Hawai‘i
Hawai‘i Cat Foundation
Hawai‘i Dachshund Rescue
Hawai‘i Parrot Club
Pet Identification
Hina’s Legacy Rescue Foundation
Hope for Dogs Rescue
Kat Charities
Love a Cat Charity
Lucky Paws Animal Foundation
O‘ahu SPCA
Paws of Hawai‘i
Hawaiian Humane has long advocated for pet microchip identification as a safe, effective and low-cost way to ensure lost pets find their way home. Since 2020, microchipping has also been required by law for cats and dogs. Unlike an ID tag, a microchip is permanent. Only the owner information registered to it has to be updated if you move, change your phone or email address, or rehome your pet. We implant thousands of microchips at our campuses every year and our Pet Kōkua by Hawaiian Humane outreach program microchips owned animals in the community.
9,715
MICROCHIPS IMPLANTED AT HAWAIIAN HUMANE
126 OUTREACH MICROCHIPS
Celebrating the First Anniversary of the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili
May 2024 marked an incredible milestone, the one-year anniversary of the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili in ‘Ewa Beach, the single largest expansion in Hawaiian Humane’s history. This second location has made pet adoption and support services for animals in need more accessible than ever, allowing us to help thousands more animals in need and serve the Central and West O‘ahu communities more effectively.
The Kosasa Family Campus opened to the public on May 20, 2023, offering adoption and Pet Food Bank services to the community under a phased launch of programs. FY24 has been marked by several milestones at the campus, including:
• July 2023: Soft launch of the Ginny Tiu Pet Kōkua Center, offering limited animal admissions and lost and found services to the community
• August 2023: Expansion of the Couch Crashers program to the Kosasa Family Campus
• November 2023: Launch of the Lap Crashers program and volunteer dog walker program
• January 2024: Full opening of the Ginny Tiu Pet Kōkua Center, offering animal admissions, lost and found services, pet microchipping, and more
• March 2024: Expansion of the foster care program to the Kosasa Family Campus
• June 2024: Expansion of the Petco Love Adoptions Center to daily operations and the launch of the Keiki Critters Summer Camp
As services continued to roll out, the impact of the Kosasa Family Campus has been staggering:
•In FY24, more than 2,286 shelter pets at the Kosasa Family Campus found loving homes, including 1,340 dogs, 843 cats, 43 guinea pigs, 37 rabbits, 11 birds, 10 tortoises and 2 turtles.
• Since the opening of the Ginny Tiu Pet Kōkua Center, Hawaiian Humane’s Admissions and Animal Care teams at the Kosasa Family Campus offered compassionate care to the more than 4,132 animals who were brought into the shelter in need of care.
•Furthermore, the campus successfully reunited more than 310 lost pets with their owners, including 273 dogs, 33 cats, 2 rabbits, 1 bird and 1 tortoise
•Total number of people served by Pet Food Bank at the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili: 976
•Total number of pets served by Pet Food Bank at the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili: 1,083
•Total pounds of pet food distributed by Pet Food Bank at the Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili: 19,261
Mahalo to Our Dedicated Supporters
The Hawaiian Humane Society stands as O’ahu’s leading animal welfare organization, working to build a Socially Conscious Animal Community. As an independent nonprofit organization deeply rooted in our island community, we transform every contribution into meaningful change for animals in need. Our work would not be possible without the incredible dedication, generosity and support of our donors.
Whether through a major gift, a monthly donation, a reply to an appeal or a corporate partnership, these vital funds enable Hawaiian Humane to offer over 30 vital programs that strengthen the bond between people and pets while ensuring the humane treatment of all animals. Mahalo to the dedicated supporters who share our vision and help us create lasting impact for both Oahu’s animals and people.
HELEN KĪNA‘U WILDER LEGACY GIFTS
Marlene L. Peterson
June Alves
Andrea and Steven Chow
Estate of Frances M. McClurkin
Lord-Struthers Family Trust
Leon J. Munson Trust
The Charles D. Henninger Trust
Winifred M. Matsumoto
Barney S. Takata Revocable Living Trust
Diane T. Ramstead
Elizabeth Flora Deinert Trust
HEROIC HELPERS –
Anonymous (5)
Ronald Akana
Bob and Kelly Armstrong
Bob and Frances Bean
Jan C. Bellinger
Karl and Alice Blade
Antoinette G. Brown
Graham Burns and Erika Sox
Governor Ben and Vicky Cayetano
Diane Koch-Weser
Dr. Thomas and Mi Kosasa
Jim and Lynn Lally
Kuniko K. McGaha
Patricia A. L. Moore
Lawrence and Patricia Rodriguez
Ginny Tiu
Cy Yamamoto
$25,000+
Mary and Paul Wagner Charitable Fund
Madelyn Ross Fund
Frank F. & Katharine L. Woodford Trust
Maria Da Silveira Trust
Susan Mahn Fund
Elma F. Taylor Fund
Margaret S. Van Poole Foundation
Thomas & Katherine Keller Trust Fund
Jack and Marie Lord Fund
Irene Harriet Dopkowski Revocable Living Trust
Allied Builders System
ALTRES & Simplicity HR
Armstrong Foundation
Best Friends Animal Society
Bissell Pet Foundation
Crazy Shirts
Elsie Mitsue Inouye Fund
Fetch Insurance Services, LLC
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
Ledbetter Family Foundation
Mamas’ Endowment Charitable Trust
National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
PetSmart Charities
Posso Pizza Inc. dba Domino’s Hawai‘i
Servco Foundation
State of Hawaii
PACK LEADERS – $10,000+
Anonymous (2)
Mike and Joyce Ching
Suzanne Diamond Haniotis and Dimitri Haniotis
Malindi Fickle and Jason Brand
Elizabeth Rice Grossman
Gary and Jennifer Herald
Carol Jones & Larry Jones/ The Larson Jones Family Trust
Lila Jong
Marilyn and Steve Katzman
Alan Ho and Sylvia Liang-Ho
Steven and Jill Loui
Arnold Martines and Thuy Hong Nguyen-Martines
Riki and Karen S. Morimoto
Linka C. Mullikin
Harris Nakamoto
Theresa Otani
Melissa Pavlicek and Steve Teves
Richard and Jill Pentecost
Mike Regan
Arthur and June Shida
Carol Ann and Mark Solien
Joyce Tomonari
Ralph Vaughn
Nancy and Scott Wo
Ronald and Judy Yamamoto
Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach
Atlas Insurance Agency, Ltd.
Banfield Foundation
Bank of Hawaii
Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA, Inc.
Central Pacific Bank
City Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Kun Ai Foundation
Conley Family Foundation
Cooke Foundation, Ltd.
Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc.
Ellen M. Koenig Memorial Fund
Ernst & Young LLP
First Hawaiian Bank
Fishbein Family Foundation
Hawaii Pacific Health
Hawaii Theatre Center
Healthy Paws Foundation
Hill’s Pet Nutrition
Hogan Consulting Group, LLC
Irene Harriet Dopkowski Revocable Living Trust
Lifeline Fire & Security, Inc.
Local Union 1186 IBEW
MARS Petcare U.S.
Matson
Nestle Purina PetCare Company
Pet Hospitals of Hawaii
Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation/ Jack & May Tyrrell
Recovery Law Center
Stanford Carr Development Corporation
Tihati Productions
Wabisabi-Hawaii, LLC
Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital
Wilfred Shigeru “Byrd” Inouye Designated Fund
ANIMAL
CHAMPIONS –
Anonymous (3)
Diane Chen
William Coleman and Chris Frendreis
John and Sue Dean
Jeffrey and Karen Deer
John and Christina Doty
Elisia and Megan Flores
Laurie S. Foster
Devon A. Guard
Nancy Hall
Kathryn Hu
Tim Johnsson
Walter K.H. Kam
James and Nora Keller
Judith Keltner
Paul and Lisa Kosasa
Jason and Beverly Kravitt
Victor Lundy
Andrew and Kerri Meade
Timothy and Carrie Mingle
David and Kathleen Morimoto
Audrey L. Mueh
David and Kellyn Okabe
Robert Pierce
Michele and Richard Rosenblum
Kelly Sanders
Susan H. Shishido
Eva K. Snook
Lien M.C. Stevens
$5,000+
Carol and Herbert Takahashi
Charlene Thompson
Laura Tipton
Rebecca Ward
Stephanie Westhelle
Lynette Williamson
Jarret Yoshida and Dan Moynihan
Rick Zwern and Karen Huffman
Alexander C. Waterhouse Sr. Foundation
Bank of America
Cades Schutte, LLP
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation
Hermès Paris
Hunt Development Group, LP
L&L Hawaiian BBQ
MacNaughton
MW Group, Ltd.
Raising Cane’s
Starn O’Toole Marcus & Fisher
Surf Line Hawaii
Susan L. Smith Charitable Fund
The Cades Foundation
ANIMAL HEROES – $1,000+
Anonymous (39)
Randall and Brenda Abe
Kathleen K. Adachi
James K. Ahloy
Carol Ai May and Michael May
Arleen T. Y. Akamine
William and Naomi Akamine
Danette Akiyama
Dr. Eric and Lori Ako
Claudia Akroyd and Robin Cababa
Ada Alamani
Malia Amaral
Elizabeth Y. Amuro
Dominis Anderson and Leni Acosta Knight
Eve G. Anderson
Gina W. Anonuevo
Wayne and Helene Arakaki
Sandra H. Arashiro
Daniel Arita
Susan Armacost
Violeta A. Arnobit
Thomas and Julie Atwood
Michelle Baldacci
Kenneth J. Barclay
Darcy and Scott Barnhardt Lindamood
Arlene and Stephan Bassett
Bernard Bays
Andrew and Mineko Beaman
Shannon Bell
Dennis A. Bernard
Emmalisa H. Bledsoe
Gillian and Glenn Boss
Rodney B. Boychuk
Robert D. Bradley
Tim and Jeanne’ Brauer
Steven Brody
David T. Brown
Joan S. Brown
Tina A. Brown
Lily Buder
Ronald R. Bunn
Caleb and Jane Burns
Audrey Buyrn
Janis A. Calton
Kenneth W. Cayetano
Steven Chang
Wieland C. Chee
Molly F. Cherry
Jade L. Ching
June and Shannon Ching
Willis and Beverlyn Ching
Keith and Peggy Chock
Linda Chow and Julie Padron
Darryl Choy
Wendell Choy
Daniel and Pamela Chun
Erin Claggett
Wayne C. Clatte
Chaya Clifton
Michiko and Clarence Clites
Matthew Cox
Rita A. Coyle
Earle M. Crabe
Lillian Cumic
Thomas and Shirlee Cunningham
H. Dwight Damon
Ather and Marivic Dar
Jeffrey De Costa
Henry Dela Cruz and Ursula Olds-Dela Cruz
Daniel Delbrel
Phyllis and William Dendle
Christine M. DeTommaso
Jasmina Dobinchick
Richard and Susan Dole
Robert and Praneet Donle
Nick and Koren Dreher
Marilyn F. Dunlap
Samuel and Kathy Dunn
Dennis and Dolores Dyer
Gary Edwards and Lisa Brewer
Jody Egel
Denise and Ace Ellinwood
Norman and Deborah Day Emerson
John P. Emery
Tochiho K. Enomoto
Nola R. Epp
Mary Louise Failla
Brandt G. Farias
James and Vickie Farmer
Mark Favrow and Nancy Brouillet
Sarah E. Fincke
Mary Fisher
Andrea Fleig and Reinhold Penner
Ken and Linda Fong
Darleen Fontanilla
Cynthia C. Foster
Allison Frances
Lawrence French
John and Teri Fritz
Hisako Frohlich
Jennifer Fu
Garrett and Terri Fujii
Elaine and Wayne Fujimoto
Jill and Ellen Fujino
Toni R. Fujita
Brian Fujiwara and Keith Pedro
Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr.
Marion and G. K. Fukuhara
Barry and Cheryl Fukunaga
Denise Furuya
Peter Ganaban
Lydia M. Gibson
Joyce and David Gilbert
Gregory and Monette Gilding
J. Stephen and Barbara Goodman
Bobby R. Gordon
Marjorie M. Gordon
Christine Guerrero
Dede and Barron Guss
Stacy Hadano
Aaron and Tammy Hamada
Harold and Yvonne Hashizume
Ronald Heim
Richard Heltzel
Susan and Arthur Henry
Lynda and Paul Heran
Letitia Hickson
Charlaine T. Higashi
Glenn and Sonia Hirata
Cheryl Hisamoto
Dr. Darin and Ann Hisanaga
Brian and Jennifer Ho
Lauren Hodge
Glenn Honda
Charlyn H. Honda Masini
Lauren R. Hong Wright
Elizabeth J. Honzik
Brian and Carole Horiuchi
Richard J. Horylev
Lehua Ii-Michaelson and Geoffrey Michaelson
Lynn M. Inafuku
Louise and Michael Ing
Sean H. Ishii
Deborah and Robert Isler
Christina Iwaida
Richard Jasper
Terry R. Joiner
Chuck and Skipper Jones
Kathleen Kagawa
Sally Ann K. Kamae
David Kamakahi
Margery Kanahele and Geoffrey Horvath
Sukit Kanaprach
Marjorie Kashiwada
Christopher Kasperowicz
Linda J. Katagiri
Dennis and Elaine Kato
Leatrice Y. Kato
Rev. Nobuharu Kato
Lorraine Katsumoto
Wilfred and Jewel Kawano
Denise and Joseph Keala
Kay Kelly
Daphne Kennelly
Ivan and Patricia Ketterman
Diane D. Kiefer
Damien Kim
Lisa K. Kim
Janice Kimura
Harriet H. Kirihara
Gloria S. Kishi
Bruce Minsky and Connie Kissinger
Dean R. Kissinger
Robert and Adelaide Kistner
Derek and Evelyn Kiyota
Steve and Deb Knight
Coralee and Erica Kobashigawa
James and May Kobashigawa
Kellyann K. Kobayashi
Lisa Kogachi
Susan M. Kosasa
Jacqueline V. Kubo
Carolyn C. Lalakea
Geoffrey and May Lau
Thomas A. Lau
Creighton and Linda Lee
Darrell Lee
Jeremy Lee
Worldster and Patricia Lee
Sandra A. Leong
Lisa M. Lewis
Dr. Whitney and Mrs. Harvalee Limm
Ian Lind and Meda Chesney-Lind
Sandra A. Loo
Deborah C. Love
Stuart and Mariette Lowe
Violet A. Lui-Frank
Laura Lum
John and Allison Lyles
Guy Maas
Mary and Michael Macmillan
Helen S. MacNeil
Janice K. Maeda
Michael A.T. Maeda
Andrea K. Mailo
Anthony Makuakane Potter
Maureen Malanaphy
Robin B. Martin
Carol M. Masuda
Barbara and Timothy Mathews
Sharon N. Matsusaka-Brewer
Dennis K. Matsuura
William McMullen
Ann K. Mee
Thomas G. Mendonca
Anna Meng and Mike Hogan
Klaus Manderscheid and Amy Meng
Ann H. Michaud
Mary F. Mikasa
Laurie Miller
Joanna and Esau Milo
Bruce and Cyndee Mirante
Dr. Randy T. Mita
Georgeanne K. Miyamoto
Scott and Cindy Miyake
Regina A. Moreno
Bruce and Joy Morimoto
Kathy and Dave Morimoto
Robert and Karen Morneau
Ouida and James Morris
Lesley Morrison
Ross and Dayle Murakami
Claire and Michael Muranaka
Thomas and Verna Muraoka
Anne and Cat Murphy
Carla and Robert Myers
Alison Nagamine
David and Lynette Nakama
Bob and Eileen Nakamura
Joanne M. Nakamura
Laura Nakasone
James and Shirley Newman
Robert Hines and Catherine Ngo
Sandra L. Nicholl
David R. Nichols
Amber Nishimura
John and Suzanne Noland
Marjorie S. Norstrom
James and Karin Nutter
Barbara Nylund
Steven and Dagmar Oato
Edwin and Marion Oka
Lawrence and Carolyn Okinaga
Denise A. Okuhara
William and Hope Oliver
Leslie O’Loughlin
Elizabeth H. O’Malley
Linda Ornelles
David and Patricia Osaki
Gerrit and Gayle Osborne
Lori Pacarro
Donna Pai
Patrick Pai
Stephanie Palmer
Joanne and Frank Parker
Robert and Dawn Pascua
Betty M. Pedro
Allen and Tammy Perry
Kirtland Peterson
Sandra and Roy Pfund
Jason Pierce
Gilbert Ponce
Pakinee and Ralph Portmore
Marc Putman
April M. Putnam
John and Linda Puu
Diane L. Radcliffe
James and Cindy Ralar
Mark Recktenwald and Gailynn Williamson
Angela and Shawn Reed
Alan Richards
Martin and Jeanette Rinehart
Robert Robnett
Charles and Wanda Rokero
Maile and John Romanowski
Karla and Mike Rompel
Abigail Rose
Iain and Linda Ross
Linda J. Rowan
Robert Sage
Randolph and Stephanie Sakauye
Richard and Colette Sakoda
Nick Scharf
Raynard Sebastian
Justin and Faith Seguirant
Michael and May Shim
Ernest Shimodoi
Dai Shuster
Jon K. Simmons
Antonio K. Tan, M.D. and Elisea N. Singson, M.D.
Paul Skarpness
Margaret and Duke Snyder
Catherine A. Sorensen
Kumar Srinivasamurthy
Chuck and Vivien Sted
Serena Stefanic-Phillip and Solomon Phillip
Iris V. Stepanic
Richard Stephens
Graeme Stieglitz
Morris Stoebner
James and Linda Stragand
Dennis Streveler
Stephanie A. Strickland
Reynold O. Suenaga
Susan Sugai
Jane Sugimura
Tod A. Takahashi
Carol A. Takaki
Donn Takaki
Krishanna Takemoto Gentile
Brian and Nancy Tamashiro
Jennie C. Tamashiro
Rod and Fumiyo Tanaka
Kimii Taniguchi
Tanya Tano
Suzanne and Matthew Tanori
Gerald Teramae
Lori Teranishi
Charlie Teves
Samuel Tiu
James K. Tokioka
Lucy C. Toma
Karen C. Torigoe
Sandra S. Torigoe
Wallace and Carolyn Towata
Colleen K. Tsuda
Tyler and Sharlene Tsuda
Thomas H. Tsuhako
Alfredo and Belen Udani
Ruth & Art Ushijima
Leslie and Annie Usui
Craig S. Uyehara
Marion Valle
Jessie Varble
Kim L. Voigt
Margaret S. Walker
Jeffry and Claudia Wallace
Peter and Sue Ann Wargo
Linda G. Warrick
Karin Washington
Scott F. Weidner
Glenn and Debra Weinberg
Christine and Michael Weis
Dorrel Alan Whinery
Iwalani D. White
Paul White and Jennifer Taylor
Jay and Lei Wilmoth
Shalla Wilson
C. Scott and Nancy Wo
Judith Wolfe
Linda Wright Wong
Mike Nevin and Robyn Wong
Michael and Joanne Wood
Carol Jean Yakuma
David M. Yamagata
Hugh Yamaguchi
Rodney and Frances Yamamoto
Neal and Marian Yasuda
John and Sandra Yeh
Gareth C. Yokochi
Cheryl L. Yoshida
Glenn and Kathleen Yoshinaga
Evelyn Young
Elizabeth A. Zeone
AECOM Technical Services, Inc.
Akira Yamamoto Painting, Inc.
Albert C. Kobayashi, Inc.
Alexander & Baldwin
American Carpet One –
Floor and Home
American Savings Bank
Costco Wholesale
Dave Foster Builders, Inc.
Deloitte & Touche
Disney Worldwide Outreach
Dr. Arthur and Bonnie Ennis Foundation
Elite Pacific Construction
Elite Parking Services
Ethos Veterinary Health
Foodland Super Market, Limited
Grace and Richard Okita Foundation
Harmony Chapter No. 4, O.E.S.
Hawaii Ironworkers
Stabilization Fund
Hawaiian Telcom
HMSA
Honolulu Beerworks
Honolulu Lodge 616, B.P.O.E.
HPM Building Supply Foundation
Jhamandas Watumull Fund
Kalani High School Class of 1963
Kevin Sumida Auto Repair
Kineticor, Inc.
Koaniani Fund
Laura J. Niles Foundation
Maddie’s Fund
Michael B. Wood Foundation
Microsoft
Moncler USA Inc.
Mort Matsumoto Fund
PayPal Inc.
Pedigree Foundation
PetCareNow, Inc.
Petco Love
Spotify
State of Hawaii
Department of Education
The Humane Society of the U.S.
The Jack Peterson and Vanessa
McCoy Peterson Foundation
The Master’s Touch, LLC
TIAA
Tradewind Group Foundation
Ukuwai Properties LLC
Waialae Self Storage Partners, LLC
Walter and Jane Ouye
Irrevocable Trust
Whistle While You Work, LLC
Zephyr Insurance, Inc.
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Jayson Ababa
Charlene Abe and Keith Kaneshiro
Ryan Abella
Kimberly A. Aguon-Zehner
Russell Ahana
Dale and Katherine Aina
David D. Aiu, Jr.
Nicole D. Amano
Hiroko and James Amsbary
Richard and Ethel Anbe
Jeffrey S. Andrews
Paul S. Aoki
Jason, Erin, Penny & Ruby Aono
Jo-Ann H. Arakaki
May Arakaki and Richard Rita
Stephanie S. Araki
Mark Linscott and Diane Arima-Linscott
Mona K. Arizala
Valentine N. Arlantico
Mary A. Artese
Mary Aspegren
David and Jong Un Astin
Juliana Au
Leona G. Auerbach
Deanne August
Jane E. Austgen
Gary Aycock
Margene A. Ayers
Stephanie and Jay Azama
Lynn Babington
Frank Ulrich Baensch
Florence R. Bailey
Letitia P. Bailey
Patricia Bailey
Allan and Frances Bailon
Maureen and Robert Ballard
Courtney Barancin
Tammy and Christopher Bayer
Bert and Stacie Beaman
Bill and Janet Beaulieu
Brenda L. Becker
Albert and Dolores Bediones
Gae Bergquist-Trommald
Ronald S. Biho
Henry Blakstad
Francie E. Boland
Dale K. Bordner
Richard Bordner
Ann Botticelli
Jacob Braithwaite
Suzanne Brazeal
Lonnie and Eleanor Briggs
Rick and Jerilyn Broadfoot
James A. Brock, D.V.M.
Thomas J. Brovarone
Jocelyn and Seth Buckman
Bruce and Lynne Burns
Mike and Lisa Byam
Jeffrey and Lynn Cabebe
Lori F. Cabreros
Priscilla M. Cappis
Beverly and Charles Cardinal
Ignacio M. Cariaga
Paula S. Carroll
Ralph R. Carvalho
Alaine G. Castro
James and Iris Caswell
Sonya Y. Catiggay
Catherine Caudle
Rowena Cerretti and John Kerr
Carolyn M. L. Chang
Julie Chappell and Hank Jones
Neil and Liz Char
Mimi A. Charette
Mary Charles and Tom Kiely
Nancy and Shun-Lin Chen
Earl and Vera Cherry
Julie A. Cherry
Faye Chiogioji
Derrick Chock
Judy A. Choo
Geraldine C. Choy
Kathleen Choy
Michael and Evelyn Chun
Stewart Chun
Jo and Margarita Chung
JoAnn Cockett
Eloise and Jerry Coiner
Kristina Colbenson
Kathleen Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Colon
Evelyn Conkright
Catherine L. Cooke and Senator Les Ihara, Jr.
Juliette Cooke
Elaine J. Copeland
Stuart Copp and Raenell Bergantz
Timothy A. Craig
Shelley and Michael Cramer
Catherine Criste
Douglas A. Crosier
Susan Cross
Lois Crozer
Jane B. Culp
Mona Curry
Chester L. Dal Santo
David I. Dawley
Laurie T. Dechant
Karen Degner
Ronald and Michele DeMello
Jo desMarets
Franklin and Annette Distiso
Diane Dizon
Timothy Doe
Ben Dookchitra
Thomas Drazin
Jessica Dung
Phillip Dunkelberger
Miho Eastman
Michael A. Ebinger
Kyung Hae Eichler
Evan Elder
James and Chikako Epure
Donnie Esposito
Susan Ezawa
Eleanor Fahrenwald
Michele and Dennis Faller
Rebecca and John Faunce
Lisa Favreaux
Lorelei Ferrer
Christopher J. Ferry
Anna Feuerstein
Samuel Finkler
Paula Fitzell
John R. Fleckles
Frank Floyd
Godfrey Y. Fo
Thomas Francis, III
Kaitlynn Franco
Herbert and Barbara Fujikawa
Hazel K. Fujimoto
Harold and Jan Fujise
Susan M.A. Fujita
George and Lei Fukuhara
Ted, Bea and Dean Fukushima
Beau and Marjorie Gaza
Patricia A. Gee
Robert and Cynthia Geiling
Francis and Jayne George
Charlene Gerard
Julieann Getman
Peggy H. Gordon
Cynthia I. Goss
Eden and Wayne Goto
Colleen F. Goto-Ono
Marcus and Andi Gottlieb
Pamela J. Grant
Melanie Green
Rose L. Greenwell
Jay Grekin and Judy Stubbs
Priscilla Growney
Michelle Guda-Miyamoto
Joyce A. Hada
Diane and James Hall
Martha and Duane Hamada
Sybil and David Hamada
Wesley and Jill Hamasaki
Cynthia Hamilton
Bob and Kay Hampton
George Hanazawa
Shelby M. Hankee
Beth Hansen
Dean A. Harada
Ann Y. Harada-Goodell
Hannah and Willard Haraguchi
Godwin and Barbara Hashimoto
Junie Hayashi
Linda E. Hayashi
Seizo Hayashi
David and Nery Heenan
Katharine Hermann
Cedric Higa
Cody Higaki
Sue Hillman
Frank, Sandi and Alex Hino
Eric T. Hirano
Michael and June Hirano
Kallista Hiraoka
Iris and Y. Bart Hirashima
Ingrid Hirazumi
Kay and Kelly Hironaka
Norine Hisashima
Alexander and Anukriti Hittle
Timothy Hogan
Karen Hideko Honda
Stephanie Hong
Diane V. Hooper
Timothy and Sarah Howell
George Huffman
David and Ellen Huntley
Earl T. Hurrey
Lisa M.L. Hutchinson
Jeffrey and Kathleen Hutter
Eugene M. Ichiyama
Percy Ihara
Charlene K. Ikeda
Toshio Ikene
Risa Imai
Millie Inamine
Helen T. Inazaki
Marshall and Ardine Ingraham
Juliane and Wesley Inouye
Ken Kunio Inouye
Russell and Cindy Inouye
Lars Isaacson
Vance M. Ishibashi
Yolisa Ishibashi
Takeo Ishii
Janell A. Israel
Gary and Karen Ito
Jason and Lisa Ito
Juliet and Layne Jakahi
Judith S. Jakobovits
Mary Jay
Marian Jean
Susan Kaeo
Luana and Elliot Kalauawa
Bette Kalohi
Lari Anne Siu Kamei
Shigeru and Kumiko Kaminaka
Garret and Katherine Kanai
Francis and Marion Kaneshiro
Joan F. Kaneshiro
Kenneth and Amy Kaneshiro
Lesley Kaneshiro
Clyde and Judith Kanetake
Ralph and Jan Kanetoku
Gladys Nakamura Kasai
Calvin Kasashima
Ted Kashiwamura
Alan and Lori Kato
Henry and Pearl Katsuda
Karl T. Katsumoto
Nicholas F.A. Kawakami
Maria Kawananakoa
Lance and Aoi Kawano
Michael Kawano
Stacey Kayden
Dawn and Philip Keat
Stephanie L. Kendrick
Saundra E. Keyes
Martha and Roger Khlopin
Mandy Kiaha
Randy King
Brian Kirsch
Allan and Hilda Kitagawa
Sandra and Douglas Klein
Kenneth J. Kobatake
Carolyn K. Kobayashi
Diane E. Kodis
Laraine and Chester Koga
Dr. Steven and Estrellita Komura
Richard and Susan Kowen
Jayaram Krishnaswamy and Michiko Fukumoto
Anton, Julie and Kyle Krucky
Ricky and Ethel Kubota
Mona R. Kushimaejo
Larry and Melissa Lamerson
John Langan
Rachel A. Lange
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Ronda Layne
Phaedra Ledbetter
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Geraldine Lee
Kyle Lee
Summer K. Chun Lee
Tommy and Lori Lee
Steven and Danel Licari
Qili Lin
Sharon S. Llewellyn
Linda A. Louie
Rosemarie and Stephen Love
Roberta M. Lovely
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Cynthia A. Lum
Leighton and Valerie Lum
Patsy and Thomas Lum
Steven M.C. Lum, M.D.
Vivian Ma
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Leslie E. MacDonald
Alexa Madeiros
Benedict and Gail Madriaga
Dr. Jacqueline R. Maly
Richard Mann
Nedra Manson
Lucas Marcell
Jamie Marchetti
Diana Martin
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Alan Matsui
Raymond and Jane Matsuo
Domingo Matuter
Sharlene Luke Mau
Heidi L. Maxie
Jaime A. McCarthy
Tracy McDowell
Tricia McGaughy
Mark McKellar
Henry and Patricia McPhillips
Stephen and Susan Metter
Cindy Mikami
Mark Mikasa
Brooke and Diana Miller
Charles Miller and Stephanie Marshall
Ronald and Elizabeth Miller
Sherry Miller
Faith Milnes
John Mitchell
Edwin and Ellen Mito
Allen and Karen Miyakado
Michael and Mona Miyamura
Sandra S. Miyashiro
Senator Norman and Harriet Mizuguchi
Roy and Audrey Mizushima
Walter M. Mizushima
Susan H. Moore
Wayne Moore
Michael Morioka
Lauren Morisato
Lauren Mormino
Harry and Michelle Morris
Ronald and Kathleen Morton
Leia Muenster
Ken and Noreen Mumaw
Colleen M. Mung Lim
Maria Murafa
Stanley and Judith Murai
Stanley and Gail Muranaka
Eloise and Conrad Murashige
Wayne M. Muromoto
Euphemia E. F. Nagashima
Laura A. Nagata
Stephanie E. Nagata
Carolyn H. Nakagawa
Dennis and Susan Nakaishi
Dale S. Nakamatsu
Lisa L. Nakamoto
Sharon Nakamoto
Don Bondarenko and
Joan Nakamura
Donald and Myungsun Nakamura
Bruce and Vanina Nakaoka
Janice Nakashima
Margaret O. Nakashima
Sharon T. Nakashima
Lynn and Jay Nakasone
Kimberli Napiewocki
David and Marlan Nashiwa
Amy and John Naylor
Jemal and Atsuko Ned
Anna Neubauer and Eldred Bristol
James Carlton Nichol, Jr.
Claudia L. Nihei
Stanley and Carol Nihei
Warren Nishimoto and Michiko Kodama-Nishimoto
Daikichi and Joyce Nishita
Shirley S. Nishizawa
Bryan Nitta
Madeleine Noa
Gary and Barbara North
Harriet Naomi Nortman
Lily Ochoco
Stanley and Lynne Ogi
Scot and Val Oishi
Raymond and Trudy Okada
Dale Y. Okamoto
Neal and Amy Okamoto
Ruby Okumura
Ms. Dale M. Oliva
Edward Olliges
Leslie O’Loughlin
Tracey and Bill Olson
Michael Omiya
Beryl Ono Stapleton and John Stapleton
Patrick O’Reilly
Danae Orellana
Rockygirl Osaki Chong
David and Heather Oyadomori
John Pampalone and Connie Yu-Pampalone
Glenn and Jennie Pang
Laeton and Lena Pang
Chris Pangilinan
Mary Parent
Lance Parker
Nahelani Parsons
Andrew and Rosanna Partika
Wayne and Lanette Pascua
Chuck and Diana Petranek
James and Cherye Pierce
Jon and Ellen Polokoff
Jeffrey and Sandi Portnoy
Alyse Praytor
Jerry and Lily Prentiss
Jason Princenthal
Martin Rabbett and Mark Webb
Dawn Rasmussen
Pat Reno
James C. Richardson
Elizabeth and Richard Riegels
Samantha Rigby
William and Emi Robillard
Fe O. Rodillas
Jean E. Rolles
Pamela J. Roth
Nora and Arcenio Rumbaoa
Scott Saiki
Victoria K. Sakai
Kathleen T. Sako
Sharon L. Samson
Brian Sanchez
Gary Sanders
Matthew A. Sasaki
Joyce and Norman Say
George Schmelzer and Judith Inazu
Jim Schmit
Nancy Schnur
Akiko H. Schultz
Alvin and Karen Scott
Mrs. Thomas Serocca
Martha Seroogy
Charles and Heather Shank
Glenna and Don Shaw
Elizabeth L. Shelley
Kolina Shepard
Lonna and John Sherwin
Lorna S. Shima
Stacey S. Shinsato
Tiffany and Tucker Siegfried
Frederic and Lori Sigler
Gary and Akemi Simon
Theodore and Judith Simon
Andrew M. Singer
Daniel and Raccine Singer
Jennifer Smiley
John and Linda Spadaro
Gary Sprinkle and
Pamela Young-Sprinkle
Kelly Steiner
Vicky E. Stewart
Roberta and Sheldrake Stibbard
Morrie Stoebner
George and Maria Sally Stone
Moke and Glori Ino Strassberg
C. Michael and Karen Street
Lisa and Robert Sue
Lori Ann and Jay Sunakoda
Dr. Mark and Brenda Szasz
Toshiaki Taguchi
Muriel Taira and Burt Lau
Doris Taitano
Karen H. Tajiri
Lornna and Chris Takahashi
Nora Takahashi
Thomas N. Taketa
Gerald and Dorene Takeuchi
Linnelle L. Takeuchi
Randy, Eliza and EJ Talavera
James K. Tam
Rebecca and Ivan Tamanaha
Maurice Tamura and Nita Williams
Arleen and Charles Tarnay
Burt and Patti Tasaka
Makoto Tashima
Donna Tateishi
Lori Teranishi
Karyn Elizabeth Tercy
Monica L. Texeira
Jill E. Thach
Kirsten Theisen
William Thomas
Mary and James Thrash
Ronald Todd
Brandon Tom
Juanita Y.M. Tom
Michael and Marlene Tom
Michael Tom
Steven and Faye Tom
Linda and Steven Tomei
Lynn Tomokiyo
Bob and Lynne Toyofuku
Lori Tsukamoto
Kirk Tyau
Terry and Cheryl Tyler
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Dorothy T. Urada
Machiko and Kenneth Uyehara
Lisa H. Uyesato
Richard H.K. Vierra
Laurence Viloria
Allan R. Vosburgh
Brittany Wake
Johnny and Bubba Walker
Michael and Laurie Walsh
Juli M. Walters
Elayne Y. Watanabe
Jennifer Watts
Ramona Weighton
Jerome Johemko and Chiye Wenkam
Karl and Sheila Wensel
Beth Whitehead
Gary and L.S. Wild
Craig Williams and Jessica Chau
Rianna and Sherrill Williams
David and Arporn Winsko
Adam Wong and Arlene Tanaka
Naomi Wong
Jennifer Wood
Lawrence and Nadine Woode
Robert Wright
Vera Wright
Martin and Jean Wyss
Shirley Yamaguchi
Dorene K. Yamamoto
Stanley S. Yamaoka
Harvey and Carolyn Yamasaki
Randal and Joyce Yanagisawa
Debby Yee
Mary Ann Mei-Wan Yip and Wing-Cheung Yip
Hanna Yoon
Hideo Yoshida
Peter and Adrienne Yoshihara
Glenn Yoshioka and C. Ann Whang-Yoshioka
Carol Young and John Prest
Ivan Young
Macy Yue
James Yuki
Dee Anne H. Zobel
Alan Leong & Associates
Alaska Airlines
Altres Foundation
Curtis and Diane Togami
Charitable Fund
Google Matching Gifts Program
Hawaii Dental Services
ISEC Foundation
Itron, Inc.
Johnson & Johnson
Ka’ohao Public Charter School
KSK Foundation
Leahi Swim School, Inc.
Locations Foundation
Macy’s West G.I.F.T
Paws Up Boutique LLC
PetVet Animal Hospital
Serendipity II Fund
Shaotran Family Foundation
Subaru Hawaii
Synthetik Applied Technologies
The Aloha Bears
The Gloria Sun Eng C. Uy Trust
The Matthew Lee & Jacqueline Rush
Lee Charitable Fund
The Mosaic Company
The Omidyar Group
The Swinerton Foundation
The Waki Family Trust
Uyehara Family Fund, a DAF of Renaissance Charitable Fdn
Yao Huang Family Charitable Fund
West O‘ahu Capital Campaign Giving
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Leslie Campaniano
Stephen and Gloria Gainsley
Ronelle K. Kopp
Nathaniel K. Lam, D.V.M., D.A.C.V.S.
Alexander & Baldwin
Central Pacific Bank
State of Hawaii
Financial Report
FY24 marked the first full year of operations for the new Kosasa Family Campus at Ho‘opili. Its opening has enabled growth in the number of animals Hawaiian Humane cares for, as well as the number of people served by our education and outreach programs.
As we transitioned from the successful $30 million capital campaign to build the new campus to increased operational fundraising, Hawaiian Humane’s board understood that operating deficits initially would be required to support our investment in addressing the unmet needs of the island. It is committed to moving back toward financial sustainability so that Hawaiian Humane can continue to serve O‘ahu’s animals and pet owners for many years to come. The board expects to reduce operating deficits as expediently as possible by growing public sector, private sector and fee-for-service revenue.
We offset the $3,830,508 operating deficit reflected below using $1.18 million in investment income and nearly $800,000 in bequests, with the remaining amount covered by prior year surpluses. While these resources allowed us to sustain expanded operations, expending them depleted financial reserves intended to perpetuate our mission for years to come.
Our financial position reflects the commitment of Hawaiian Humane’s board and staff to running an efficient operation, with fully 80 percent of our expenses dedicated to the services we provide to the community. We are well under the recommended 35 percent overhead ceiling for nonprofits and even the 25 percent benchmark for highly efficient organizations.
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Revenue
Expenses $17,733,678 Operating Revenue $14,096,186 Pie Charts for Annual Report
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The Hawaiian Humane Society is a non-profit education and advocacy organization that shelters, protects, rescues, reunites and rehomes animals. Established in 1883, it is O‘ahu’s largest animal welfare organization helping local pets and people in need. Visit HawaiianHumane.org for more information.
A NEW CHAPTER IN CARING
Every dollar saved is another chance to save a life. That’s why we’re excited to announce our transition to digital publications - a move that allows us to redirect more resources to where they matter most: the animals who need us.
By going digital, we can share more heartwarming adoption stories, provide timely updates about our lifesaving work, and keep you connected to our mission in real-time - all while reducing our environmental paw print.
Ready to stay connected?
Visit HawaiianHumane.org/digital to ensure you never miss a tail-wagging success story or an opportunity to make a difference in an animal’s life.
