August - November 2020
People for animals. Animals for people.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Shelley Cramer John C. Dean Nick Dreher Elisia Flores Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Elizabeth Rice Grossman Dede Guss Mi Kosasa Susan Kosasa Stephen B. Metter David Y. Okabe Melissa Teves Pavlicek Lawrence D. Rodriguez Virginia Weinman Rick Zwern
CHAIR Ginny Tiu VICE CHAIR Tim Brauer TREASURER Mike Ching SECRETARY Becki Ward
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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Eric Ako, DVM Gina Woo Anonuevo Robert H. Armstrong Robert R. Bean
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LEADERSHIP TEAM
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS Daniel Roselle
PRESIDENT AND CEO Anna Neubauer
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT KC Collins
CHIEF VETERINARIAN Dr. Kasey Carter
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Laurie Kawasaki
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Summer Dolder
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OUR MISSION
The Hawaiian Humane Society is dedicated to promoting the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals.
OUR COMMITMENT
Hawaiian Humane Society is committed to being the open-admission shelter O‘ahu’s animals need and deserve by embracing an animal sheltering model called Socially Conscious Sheltering. With the eight tenets of Socially Conscious Sheltering as a compass, Hawaiian Humane is dedicated to fostering a culture of transparency, ethical decision making, mutual respect, continual learning and collaboration.
ABOUT US
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 that welcomes and shelters all animals. Hawaiian Humane Society is not a chapter of any group as there is no national humane society. Visit HawaiianHumane.org for more information. 2 | Hawaiian Humane Society • HawaiianHumane.org
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DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES Natalie Spencer
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ADOPTIONS Monday - Friday: 11 am - 7 pm
HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY – MŌ‘ILI‘ILI CAMPUS
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*Adoptions are by appointment only. Visit HawaiianHumane.org for details and to schedule an appointment.
ADMISSIONS 7am - 8 pm, seven days a week 8 pm to 7 am, admissions is open for emergencies only
*Admissions are by appointment only. Walk-ins are available for emergencies. Visit HawaiianHumane.org for details and to schedule an appointment.
COMMUNITY SPAY/NEUTER CENTER Wednesday - Saturday Drop-Off Owned Dogs and Cats: 7 – 8:30 am Free-Roaming Cats: 7 – 9:00 am Pick-Up All Dogs: 4 – 6:00 pm All Cats: 5 – 6:00 pm
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PAW PRINTS TEAM JESSICA TRONOSKI Communications Manager Editor, Writer DANIEL ROSELLE Director of Community Relations Writer
STEPH KENDRICK Public Policy Advocate, Writer KC COLLINS Director of Development, Writer KRISTIN HERRICK Graphic Designer
Published tri-annually by the Hawaiian Humane Society.
A MESSAGE FROM ANNA Trying times teach us a lot. We learn about ourselves, the people in our lives and the community we live in. This has been true for Hawaiian Humane over the past few months. From the beginning of this crisis we have thought of it as an opportunity to grow, to think differently, to question our assumptions and to use what we are discovering as inspiration to build a better, more compassionate and more nimble organization. If you’ve been following us closely you know that it’s been a little over a year since we embarked on a broader journey to transform ourselves into a truly progressive animal welfare organization, one that moves heaven and earth to save animal lives and make our state a better place for animals. I’ve spent many years in animal welfare, and I’ve learned that getting it right for the animals is not about fixing one or two things, or simply refreshing a mission statement. It takes a continuous concerted effort with thousands of adjustments, decisions and investments. In this edition of Paw Prints we’ll share some of the many exciting things that we are doing together to make O’ahu better for people and animals.
Cats
Life is difficult for Free-Roaming cats. There are many reasons for this: lack of resources, lack of public awareness of issues, antiquated views on how to address the challenge and lack of a concerted approach by all stakeholders. Our platform, our resources, our position as contractor for the City & County of Honolulu and our mission, all require us to do more and do better for O’ahu’s cats. Here, we will share some of the initiatives we are working on to bring about positive change.
It Takes A Village
COVID-19 has reminded us that no organization can successfully accomplish their mission in isolation. It takes collaboration and sharing of resources, information and people. So many organizations and individuals have partnered with us since this pandemic started, and we take some time to recognize this team effort in this issue.
July 1 which mandates microchipping of pet cats and dogs. We strongly support this requirement and want to make it as easy as possible for people to microchip their pets. We share here how we are partnering with 14 private veterinarians in August to provide low-cost microchipping services to the community.
Donor Spotlight
Our work is made possible by all of our dedicated donors. Your support and trust makes such a big difference for the community and the animals we care for. Here we spotlight two of our long-time donors. This is my 10th month leading the team at Hawaiian Humane. I’m proud of the amazing team of people we have, grateful for the wise guidance of our board of directors, humbled by the support of our community and partners, and excited for the future. Thank you so much for being part of the team. Sincerely,
Microchipping
The best way to increase the chance of recovering a lost pet is to microchip them and keep the information updated. A new city ordinance went into effect
Anna Neubauer | President & CEO
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COVID-19 Response When we went to print with our last edition we were just entering into a dramatic stage of our history as we responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. There were so many unknowns – for us, for our community and for the people and animals we care about. While we’re still not out of the woods by a longshot, we have learned, adjusted and thrived. We have maintained adoption levels, increased fostering, reopened our Community Spay/Neuter Center to even more animals, especially free-roaming cats, provided pet food to thousands of needy pets, and saved, healed and cared for so many animals.
Our staff and volunteers were heroes during this challenging time. When we needed to change and adjust, they jumped right in. They took on new roles, new hours, new working locations and at times, entirely new ways of doing their jobs. In a year full of rapid change, COVID just added more, but we are so proud of this team for how they responded. So much of what they do happens behind the scenes. Every animal that bounds off our property to their new home represents hours of love, care, and advocacy by our team.
We are learning to be a team together, to listen and support each other, and to speak up when we see things that need to be changed. We’re building a new culture together, a culture of respect, of transparency, of accountability. We see this change every day in the lives of the animals we care for. We thank you for making this possible.
Daniel Roselle, Director Community Relations
MAHALO TO OUR COMMUNITY
Hawaiian Airlines – donation of lay–flat mattress pads for animals in our care
COVID–19 has been and continues to be one of the most challenging events faced by humanity in many of our lifetimes. It is times like these that we are incredibly fortunate and infinitely grateful to be a part of a community that is thoughtful and generous beyond words. As our community has been challenged like never before, O‘ahu has shown up to powerfully declare that our animals matter.
Honolulu Cookie Company – donation of cookies for essential staff on campus
We would like to give special thanks to organizations and individuals who have made extraordinary efforts to step up for O‘ahu’s animals through the donation of goods or assistance in distributing pet food to families in need.
Mika & Alan Holland-Furuya – sewing and donation of face masks for essential staff on campus Ruby Tuesday – food donation for essential campus staff and 500 pounds of pet food for the Pet Food Bank Sandra Mora – sewing and donation of face masks for essential staff on campus Zachary DeBrum – donation of more than 600 pounds of pet food for the Pet Food Bank Culinary Institute of the Pacific, Windward Community College (WCC)’s Uala Leaf Café, and the Culinary Innovation Center (CIC) at Kapi‘olani Community College (KAPCC) – creation and donation of ‘Uala Dog Treats for dogs on campus
Mahalo to the below donors whose generosity directly benefited families in need and essential staff on campus: Dylan Shimomi – donation of more than 600 pounds of pet food and $200 for the Pet Food Bank Greater Good and Hawaii Veterinary Medical Association – donation of pet food and litter for Pet Food Bank
Student Dylan Shimomi proudly poses for a photo with his donation of over 600 pounds of pet food for our Pet Food Bank, which was turned around and distributed to families in need the very next day!
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808 Tattoo Hawaii, Hale Nui Tattoo Company, Skin Deep Tattoo Waikiki and Honolulu Piercing Company – donation of latex examination gloves for our Veterinary Services team
Mahalo to the below organizations for their assistance in distributing pet food to communities in need across O‘ahu. Together, we were able to distribute over 16,200 pounds of pet food in April – June 2020 alone! Aloha Harvest Domestic Violence Action Center Gregory House Hale o Honolulu Clubhouse Honolulu Police Department Institute for Human Services Kealahou West Oahu Kupuna Needs Palama Settlement Partners in Care Salvation Army – Kroc Center Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center Waikiki Health
Hawaiian Airlines loads up their donation under a beautiful Hawaiian ānuenue in March.
Mahalo to our community for showing aloha to our animals, staff and organization. It is because of you that we are able to continue the work we do, full–steam ahead.
Foster volunteers Mika and Alan Holland-Furuya step up their efforts by sewing and donating handmade masks for our essential staff on campus.
Salvation Army - Kroc Center distributes over 2,600 lbs. of pet food to the Ewa Beach community at the end of April.
Chef Daniel Swift, CMB, of Windward Community College-OCCE showcases the ‘Uala Dog Treats that were gifted to lucky dogs on campus in April.
Tattoo parlors across O‘ahu joined forces to donate much needed PPE for our essential staff on campus at the end of March.
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Sixth grader Zachary DeBrum poses for a photo with his pet food donation, raised through his school’s Aloha ‘Āina project, before dropping it off for our Pet Food Bank.
Sharon from Partners in Care picking up food for distribution by Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center.
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center setting up their table of food donations for both people and pets for drive-thru pick up.
Beautiful reusable cloth masks sewn and donated by generous community member, Sandra Mora.
Peter from Gregory House picking up pet food for distribution to the community.
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Hawaiian Humane provides support and comfort after the loss of a pet Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy. They are our family and become an ingrained part of our routines, lives and hearts. In 2010, Hawaiian Humane began offering a Pet Loss Support Group to provide support to community members processing and grieving the loss of a pet. Historically, these meetings took place in person on campus however, the current COVID-19 public health crisis has caused state and local government to rightfully place limitations on in-person gatherings. Knowing that feelings of loneliness during these difficult times can be magnified when dealing with the loss of a pet, we have made special effort to innovate and find a way to continue this support.
Starting April 7, 2020, Hawaiian Humane shifted the usual in-person Pet Loss Support Group to a virtual platform and continues to provide support to those who need it every first Tuesday of every month. Find comfort and compassion in Hawaiian Humane's Virtual Pet Loss Support Group, facilitated by counselor Rosemarie Grigg the first Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm HST via private video conference. Spaces are limited and open to the public as well as current members. To RSVP and receive the link to join the private virtual meeting, email Outreach@HawaiianHumane.org. Paw Prints | 7
IN OUR BACKYARD
our commitment to
Community Cats
A Socially Conscious position on Free-Roaming cats (FRC) A Free-Roaming cat is any cat that is not confined in a house or other type of enclosure. This includes pets, strays and community cats. We’ve been making a lot of changes to improve the lives of Free-Roaming cats on O’ahu. We want to make our position on FRC clear and share what we are doing to “walk the talk.”
Paw FRC overpopulation is an urgent animal welfare concern.
Paw We support, participate in and partner with FRC population management strategies that are humane and proven effective.
Paw We will always prioritize non-lethal solutions and
will not support, participate in or partner with FRC population management strategies in which the intended outcome is the euthanasia of healthy animals.
Paw We support an approach to FRC population management that includes:
• Data-driven, high-quality and high-volume sterilization programs • Community education on the importance of sterilization, the suffering caused by pet abandonment and the benefits of keeping owned cats indoors
Paw Coordination between all stakeholders including government
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There's a lot more to do and a lot more in the works, but we are committed to making life better for our cats, people and wildlife by reducing suffering, overpopulation and homelessness. This chart shows some of the initiatives we have taken and programs we are working on. There is no single answer to the challenge, but each of these programs is part of a comprehensive, big-picture approach that is helping to save cat lives and support our community. Thank you for your support.
WAIMANALO CATS Hawaiian Humane’s President & CEO Anna Neubauer picks up cats from Waimanalo with Debbie Lipinski, Assistant Admissions Manager in June for both TNRM and adoption. Outreach efforts like these are a part of our comprehensive approach to helping cats across O‘ahu.
New Community Cat Program Hiring a Community Cat Coordinator to support Free-Roaming cat programs.
Trap Rental Only for Trap Neuter Return Manage (TNRM) Efforts As of June 1, we no longer loan traps to individuals who are seeking to remove cats from their neighborhood or property.
Adoption Partnerships We have hired an Off-site Adoptions Coordinator to work with our partners Petco, Hawai’i Cat Cafe, and Pounce Hawaii. Our partners have adopted out nearly 600 cats since the beginning of this year!
Doing More for O‘ahu's Cats
Easier Spay/ Neuter for TNRM
Combo Testing/ FIV + Adoptions
In December of 2019 we added a fourth day to our Community Spay/Neuter Clinic with 10 walk-in spots daily for TNRM cats. We are working on adding more days.
Effective midFebruary, we began combo testing all of our cats. Cats with FIV now reside in a separate cat house and are promoted for adoption.
Expanded Our Foster Program We have hired a Foster Coordinator and expanded our foster volunteer recruitment. Our number of cats fostered is up 62.9% over last year.
Free Feline Fix We asked the City & County of Honolulu to make the Feline Fix Spay/Neuter program free, saving community cat caregivers $10 per cat.
We have also proactively recruited neonatal kitten foster volunteers. This program is new but showing great promise and is helping save the lives of this fragile demographic of kittens that come into our care.
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DID YOU KNOW?
On the rise: The dangers of dough In the age of “Stay at Home” orders and quarantine, sourdough starters have become the new Tamagochis for millennials everywhere, but did you know that this nationwide trend of baking your own bread could potentially be hazardous to pets?
dough to “rise”, can continue in the stomach of your pets after consumption and cause symptoms of drunkenness which can potentially progress to “acidosis, tremors, hypotension, hypothermia and respiratory depression,” according to our friends at ASPCA.
As people have been forced to spend more time at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, baking bread at home has become a popular hobby but with this, the ASPCA Poison Control Center has reported an increase in breadrelated pet consumption calls.
Severity of symptoms is dependent on the amount of dough ingested, but if you suspect that your pet has consumed raw, yeasted dough, contact your veterinarian ASAP as every second counts.
As long as it is not raisin bread, fully-baked bread is safe for pets as an occasional treat however, pets should be kept far away from uncooked, yeasted bread dough. Ingestion of raw bread dough could result in effects parallel to alcohol poisoning in humans and can be fatal. This is because raw, uncooked yeast ferments the carbohydrates in the dough creating byproducts of ethanol (alcohol) and carbon dioxide. This chemical process, essential for
To avoid your pet getting into dough while “proofing”, do not leave dough out in an area that is accessible by dogs or cats, which includes your countertops! As a reminder, other human foods that are potentially hazardous to pets include: • Chocolate • Grapes or raisins • Caffeine • Avocado • Macadamia nuts
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• Xylitol • Onions, garlic and chives • Milk • Large amounts of salt This list is not exhaustive and does not include all possible toxic foods for all pets. For food toxicity questions regarding your particular companion animal, contact your veterinarian.
Disaster preparedness means a plan for pets It’s no secret that 2020 has already been a figurative whirlwind full of unprecedented challenges and sudden changes to everyday life. However, in our island home of Hawai‘i, the summer months mean that we must also be prepared for an event such as a tropical storm or hurricane. Hurricane season notoriously runs from June through the end of November and being prepared for a disaster means also having a plan in place for your pets. Your plan should include knowing where your nearest shelter is and having a pre-packed emergency pet kit. In an emergency situation, listen to your local radio stations and check other news outlets to stay updated on weather conditions and shelter locations. According to the City & County of Honolulu’s Department of Emergency Management, all emergency shelters on O‘ahu are pet-friendly. However, based on the nature of the storm or other circumstances, some shelter locations may be closed and other facilities may be utilized last-minute. Your pre-packed emergency pet kit should include: • A 14-day supply of food and water in sealed containers along with food and water bowls • A crate or carrier for each pet in which they can stand up and turn around in with an ID card attached • Your pet’s leash and collar with updated ID – be sure that your pet’s microchip is updated with your current contact information! • Bedding, towels and your pet’s favorite toys and treats • Medications, hygiene and grooming supplies as well as cleaning supplies for crates and litter boxes • Your pet’s vaccine records and other veterinary information such as medication and dosage/ administration instructions • A pet first aid kit • In case of separation, have photographs of your pet(s) on hand
Hawaiian Humane staff and volunteers help run the shelters that the City & County opens during a disaster. At these shelters, the Red Cross helps with the care of people, while Hawaiian Humane’s focus is on pets or stray animals in need. We heavily rely on volunteers at these pet-friendly shelters during a disaster and are always seeking volunteers to lend a hand at locations islandwide. To learn more about how to be ready for a disaster, visit HawaiianHumane.org/Disaster-Readiness and for more information on becoming an emergency shelter volunteer, visit HawaiianHumane.org/NewVolunteers.
While emergency shelter environments may be adapted to adhere to new social distancing and other guidelines to keep our community safe, disaster preparedness for you and your pet remains the same. It is always crucial to be prepared, even more so while we continue the fight against COVID-19.
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MEWS-WORTHY
Meet our new teen council members The Teens4Animals Council is an annual youth-oriented program devoted to making the island a better place for animals through advocacy, education and community service. Each year, the Hawaiian Humane Society selects 15 high-school youth to join the council through a vigorous application and interview process. The Teens4Animals Council receives a four-day, intensive summer training in which they learn the basics of animal welfare. Throughout their year-long term, the council is able to witness surgeries, converse with animal welfare professionals, attend and assist with events, volunteer for outreach-directed initiatives, help educate other students about responsible pet ownership and coordinate fundraisers. Council members form friendships with like-minded youth and are instrumental in further perpetuating the Hawaiian Humane Society’s mission to promote the humananimal bond and the humane treatment of all animals.
Celebrate dogs and shop for a cause! Our friends at Crazy Shirts have done it again! In honor of Love-a-Dog month in October, Crazy Shirts will release three new t-shirt designs that promote adoption in partnership with Hawaiian Humane! The Adopt-A-Dog designs come in a variety of styles and colors for men, women and children and feature their iconic style with a touch of cheeky humor while also supporting a good cause. Crazy Shirts is generously donating a portion of proceeds to the Hawaiian Humane Society. Shirts are now available for purchase online at CrazyShirts.com and at select retail stores. Contact 1-800-771-2720 for questions or to place a phone order. 12 | Hawaiian Humane Society • HawaiianHumane.org
We are excited to introduce you to our 2020-2021 Teens4Animals Council! LEADERSHIP TEAM
ARIEL
REEF
TAYLOR
ISABELLA
MAHINA
MADDIE
LA`AILILANI
HADDASSAH
HALE
GIANNA
MADDIE
LILY
Stay tuned in to future issues of Paw Prints for guest articles written by members of our Teens4Animals council! ERIKA
REINA
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HAPPY TAI LS
Scooby can finally rest easy in his new home
Upon his arrival at Hawaiian Humane Society this past January, Scooby, a senior Chinese Shar-Pei mix, was notably a nervous pup and in need of a home that could provide training and help him feel secure and at ease. In addition, he suffered from severe skin irritation due to allergies and ticks. Once Scooby received the medical care he needed and was ready for adoption, Scooby had many families interested in him. However, each time he was ultimately returned to Hawaiian Humane after chewing through crates and even destroying doors due to severe separation anxiety. While it was always disheartening for us to see Scooby return, our adoptions team was hopeful that they would find him a home that could support his intense special needs and provide him with the high level of care and attention that he needed to overcome his anxiety.
Then one day in May, fate (and a lot of determination and perseverance) would have it that Steve and Keith of Honolulu would visit our Adoptions Center to meet Scooby and ultimately bring him home! We have since caught up with Steve and Keith to check in on their new family of three and they said, "Scooby has settled into a great routine and we're really enjoying seeing his personality emerge the more he feels like this is a safe and supportive home
for him. He's such a great dog–smart, obedient, and affectionate." No strangers to adopting, Steve and Keith went on to share that Scooby has been their sixth adopted dog over a span of three decades. “One of our rescues we adopted was 12 years old. Our most recent beloved dog, Barney (age 14.5), passed away in January, and the grief hit hard, but it helped to think about adopting again,” said Steve. “I would often look at the Hawaiian 14 | Hawaiian Humane Society • HawaiianHumane.org
HOLOHOLO Mahalo to the following 2020 participating clinics: Central/Leeward O‘ahu Aloha Affordable Veterinary Services Animal House Veterinary Center Kapolei Pet Hospital Newtown Veterinary Clinic VCA Family & Oahu Veterinary Specialty Center
Microchip Madness - August 2020
In partnership with Hawaiian Humane, veterinary clinics islandwide are offering $10 microchipping for pets throughout the month of August! Due to the recent update to City & County of Honolulu ordinances making microchips mandatory for owned cats and dogs, and in an effort to reduce the number of lost pets in the community, participating veterinary clinics are waiving the cost of their office visit so that dogs and cats can receive microchips at a substantial discount. Pet owners can also visit Hawaiian Humane to microchip their pets as well. Last year, almost 1,800 pets received microchips through this program!
Honolulu Blue Cross Animal Hospital Hawaiian Humane Society Kaka‘ako Pet Hospital Kalihi Pet Clinic Kama‘aina Canine and Cat Care Kokua Pet Clinic Ohana Veterinary Hospital Purradise Cat Care Windward O‘ahu Haiku Veterinary Clinic Kailua Animal Clinic
For questions about Microchip Madness 2020, please email Outreach@HawaiianHumane.org. For information on the updates to the City & County of Honolulu’s animal welfare laws, please see Putting the “found” in lost and found on page 18.
Humane Society’s adoption page when I found it bearable, and always focused on the older dogs.” After seeing Scooby on our website and noticing that Scooby had been with us for a while, the two became curious. But, they said, "Once we talked to the staff and actually met him, it was a no-brainer." Scooby is now loving life at home with Keith and Steve. He has put on three pounds and is making a full recovery from his allergies with the help of a special diet, medicated shampoo, some medication and good ol’ Tender Loving Care. Sometimes, it takes a little longer for our pets to find the homes they deserve. However, we give them all the time they need to find the perfect match and when it finally happens, it's truly amazing! Paw Prints | 15
Donor s potlight Elaine & Dennis Kato support with IRA Rollovers Long-time donors Elaine and Dennis Kato visited Hawaiian Humane earlier this year. They knew we found homes for a lot of animals but had no idea the depth and breadth of what the Hawaiian Humane Society does for its animals and the community. That is, until our President & CEO Anna Neubauer took time to give the Katos a tour of our Mō‘ili‘ili campus. First stop was the renovated Community Spay/Neuter Center where our veterinarians perform upwards of 30 to 40 spay and neuter surgeries per day. The Katos were able to briefly meet Niki McGreevey, DVM and her team as they performed their duties like a well-oiled machine. In a single day, members of the community can drop off their pets in the morning and pick them up in the afternoon post-surgery. Due to COVID-19, Hawaiian Humane continues to follow strict health and safety guidelines to ensure the safety of staff and the community alike, and remains open for appointments Wednesdays through Saturdays. “Simply amazing,” remarked Elaine Kato as they left the Spay and Neuter Center. Next stop on the tour was a visit to our Admissions building that came into service in 2017. It was explained to the Katos that the two-story structure is where the almost 22,000 animals per year arrive for their assessments, medical services and microchipping prior to being made available for adoption. On the second floor, the Katos met Chief Veterinarian, Dr. Kasey Carter just as he was completing a tooth extraction surgery for a dog in our care. Dr. Carter showed the Katos the 3-operating table surgical suite where animals are spayed and neutered as well as helped with minor surgeries.
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Long-time donors Dennis and Elaine Kato who support us via their IRA Rollover distribution.
“We were both totally amazed at the comprehensive care [Hawaiian Humane] provides for all the animals and how the majority of [their] operating budget is through donations,” said Dennis Kato. “For this reason, we will always be faithful donors to the Hawaiian Humane Society,” he continued. The Katos have been long-time IRA Rollover donors. “It’s so easy to do,” Dennis said. “I simply tell my provider where to transfer the funds and it’s no income to me, so no taxes! I encourage others to support the Hawaiian Humane Society via their IRA if they are old enough to take a distribution.”
Pets in Paradise™ 2021 Calendar Contest winners announced! Thanks to community members like you, this year’s Pets in Paradise™ calendar contest was a record-breaking success, raising over $45,000 for animals in our care! We truly believe that all pets are stars, but there are a few that we would like to highlight as the winners of our two grand prizes– the President's Award and the People's Choice Award! The winner of our President’s Award is a pup whose name says it all–Honey! Honey is a super sweet 8 year-old mix and was part of the 2016 Waianae rescue where Hawaiian Humane rescued over 300 dogs from neglect. Honey’s owner Ludmila
Santos says that Honey, “loves food, naps on our coffee table and digging holes. We love her so much and our life is better with her in it.” A fun fact about Honey is that she is trilingual! Ludmila also shared with us that Honey understands when her owners speak Brazilian, Portuguese or English! Presley is undeniably a photogenic pin-up pet which is why it is no surprise that he is the winner of the People’s Choice Award! The 4 year-old Maltese is the “little ambassador of our street,” says his owner, Arlene Takenaka. During their daily walks, Presley makes a point to visit each of his doggy neighbors to say hello. Arlene noted Presley’s congeniality saying, “because of him we have made so many good friends in the neighborhood ... he has brought so much joy and love into our home.” And, we would be remiss if we didn’t mention
our runner up winners, Cassie and Umami–two adorable canines whose photogenic entries raised close to $7,000 alone for animals at Hawaiian Humane! Hawaiian Humane is so grateful to our friends at Crazy Shirts, Hawai‘i Cat Cafe, Recovery Law Center, Jack Tyrell & Co., Honda Windward, Air Service Hawaii and Altres Staffing who sponsored this year’s contest and are all great supporters of the work we do to care for O‘ahu’s animals. Mahalo also to our volunteer photographers who have donated their time and talent for the pet photo shoot prizes–Dave Greer, Jeff Chung, Kelli Bullock Hergert and Tate Kakitani! Thank you again to all who entered and voted in this year’s contest and helped make it one of the most successful Pets in Paradise™ contests to date! Stay tuned this fall as the 2021 Pets in Paradise™ calendar will be available for sale as soon as October!
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Putting the “found” in lost & found July 1 brought good news for O‘ahu’s pets. All dogs and cats on O‘ahu are now required to have microchip identification. This is expected to greatly increase the number of reunions between lost pets and their families. Mainland jurisdictions that have switched from license tags to mandatory microchipping have seen return to owner rates double or triple. As the official pet lost and found for O‘ahu, Hawaiian Humane’s return-to-owner rates already exceed the national average. This change should allow even more pets finding their way home without even having to enter the shelter. Microchips can be scanned at veterinary offices and in the field, allowing pets to go directly back home. While licenses have to be renewed and identification tags can be lost, microchips are permanent and the information registered to them can be accessed by anyone with a microchip scanner and an internet connection.
Registration That registration step is the key to unlocking the power of the chip. Microchips are not tracking devices. The only information contained on a microchip is a unique identification number. In order for microchips to be effective, pet owners must register their contact information with the microchip manufacturer and make sure that information is updated if it changes. Owners can get help identifying their pets’ microchip numbers and the chip manufacturers by having their pets scanned at a veterinary clinic or animal welfare organization. Several other changes to Honolulu’s animal ordinance also took effect this summer, embracing national animal welfare best practices and strengthening protections for island pets. Stray hold times and fees Lost dogs and cats with identification who are admitted to the Hawaiian Humane Society will
be held for a minimum of five days to allow their owners time to come forward and bring them home. After that period, stray animals will receive individual evaluations to assess their unique needs. Animals who are friendly and healthy will be made available for new homes as quickly as possible. Others will stay in the care of Hawaiian Humane, its foster care volunteers or other community partners to get treatment for health or behavior issues before being made available for adoption. Most owners, of course, pick up their lost pets immediately. More than 70 percent of animals with identification who are reclaimed by their owners go home within 48 hours, and that’s a great thing. The shelter is a crowded and stressful environment for animals. It puts them at risk for illness and behavioral issues. Owners who reclaim their pets within 24 hours are not charged a hold fee. After 24 hours, owners Continued on next page
Chip Your Pets! Pet animals can be microchipped by any veterinary clinic, as well as several animal welfare organizations. For more information, contact your veterinarian or visit HawaiianHumane.org.
Check Your Chips! Pet microchips can be scanned by any veterinary clinic, as well as several animal welfare organizations. Scanning your pet will tell you his microchip number and manufacturer. Owners must register their contact information with the chip manufacturer or an online database, such as FoundAnimals.org. For more information, contact your veterinarian or visit HawaiianHumane.org.
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Chip Your Pets!
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Continued: Putting the “found” in lost & found will be charged $10 for each day their animals are in Hawaiian Humane’s care. Pet owners who will be traveling, particularly if they will be out of cell phone and email contact, should register the contact information of their pet sitter or veterinarian with the manufacturer of their pets’ microchips. That way there will still be a point of contact should their pets get lost. Routine strays The new law also penalizes dog owners if their pets are routinely stray. While these measures are expected to apply to a small number of cases, these animals represent a particularly vulnerable and potentially dangerous population. The new ordinance is designed to minimize the risks to animals and people, and encourage owners to keep their dogs safe, by: • Requiring the spay/neuter of any dog brought in as stray three times in a 12-month period.
• Imposing an additional $30 penalty for any dog impounded as stray three times or more in a 12-month period. The mandatory spay/neuter of stray dogs is increasingly common around the country. Hawaiian Humane supported this approach because frequent strays are at grave risk of injury and death. They also have an outsized impact on pet overpopulation, perceptions of public safety and the safety of other animals. Since fertile dogs are more likely to stray, it makes sense to include spay/neuter as one way to reduce the problem. We are grateful to our community animal welfare advocates for helping us strengthen protections for Hawaii’s animals. To lend your voice to the animals, email Advocacy@ HawaiianHumane.org and ask to be included on our list of advocates.
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GIFTS OF LOVE We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more from February 1 – May 31, 2020.
Helen Kinau Wilder Legacy
Ellen M. Koenig Memorial Fund Estate of Frances M. McClurkin Estate of Takeshi H. Toma
Grants
Alliance of Nonprofits for Insurance Bissell Pet Foundation Cooke Foundation Maddie’s Fund Shimizu-Wong Canine Fund
Leaders of the Pack $50,000 + Anonymous Bob & Frances Bean Ginny Tiu
Heroic Helpers $25,000 +
Schuler Family Foundation Lawrence Tseu Barry & Virginia Weinman
Fat Cats & Top Dogs $10,000 + Bank of Hawaii Foundation Jan Bellinger Catherine Conrad First Hawaiian Bank Howard Hughes Corporation
Animal Champions $5,000 +
Central Pacific Bank City Mill Company, Ltd./ Chung Kun Ai Foundation John & Sue Dean Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale John & Christina Doty Nick & Koren Dreher First Insurance Company of Hawaii Elizabeth Rice Grossman Marshall & Yuko Hung Island Insurance Foundation James Campbell Company & Executives Catherine Moore Catherine & Dave Nadeau Courtney Watkins Wilson Homecare Denise & Roy Yamaguchi
Best Friends $1,000 +
Animal Arts Anonymous Bob & Kelly Armstrong Graham Burns & Erika Sox Christine Chan Amy Ching William Coleman & Chris Frendreis
Catherine Conrad Peter Drewliner Denise & Bruce Ellinwood Troy Fujimoto Karen Fujimoto James & Priscilla Growney Barron & Dede Guss Natalie Hanai Hawaii USA Federal Credit Union Foundation Honolulu United Honpa Hongwanji Buddhist Women's Association Island Craft Fairs Island Insurance Company Deborah Isler Leslie Ito Christina Iwaida Gary James Patsy Kalawaia Marjorie Kashiwada Dennis & Elaine Kato Koaniani Fund Thomas & Drucilla Koide Thomas & Mi Kosasa Jodi Lam & Timothy Takaezu Locations Foundation The Looking Glass Corporation Theresa Lushina-Lonergan Reiko & Milton Matsuda Andrew & Kerri Meade Thomas Mendonca The Michael B. Wood Foundation Carla & Robert Myers National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii Megumi Nekotani David Nichols William & Hope Oliver Angela O'Malley Reed & Shawn Reed Anna Ono Carole & Edward Onouye Rebecca Ozaki Michael Regan Abigail Rose Michele & Dick Rosenblum Iain & Linda Ross Glenda Rother Thomas Sakoda Naomi & Luis Salaveria Nancy Sculerati Carl & Lu Seyfer Jason Shimada Susan Shishido Stephanie Strickland Antonio Tan & Elisea Singson Rod & Fumiyo Tanaka Western Pacific Mechanical & Plumbing Paul White & Jennifer Taylor Ronald & Judy Yamamoto Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga
Devoted Companions
$500 +
Stephen Ahlers Anonymous Carol Ai May & Michael May Alexander & Baldwin Gina Anonuevo Kenneth Barclay Albert & Dolores Bediones Emmalisa Bledsoe
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Tim & Jeanne Brauer Joan Brown Barbara Campbell Century 21 iProperties Hawaii Rowena Cerretti & John Kerr Claudine Cheng Karen Chock David Chou & Kelly Wang Brandon Chun Jo & Margarita Chung Erin Claggett Gretchen & Duane Cobeen Costco Wholesale Timothy Craig Dr. Tung's Laurie Foster John Fritz Brian Fujiwara Fumio Fuse Robert & Cynthia Geiling Stephen & Barbara Goodman Hawaii Cat Cafe Leonore Higa Linda Humes Charles & Mildred Ikehara Sean Ishii Francis & Marion Kaneshiro Joan Kaneshiro Christopher Kasperowicz Rev. Nobuharu Kato Richard & Elaine Kawamoto Kenneth & Sue-Ann Kobatake Alexander Lau Leighton & Valerie Lum Steven Lum John & Allison Lyles Clarissa Malinao Dani & Stephen McCarthy Lillian & John McCarthy Ann Michaud Randy Mita Amy Miyamoto Sharyn Miyashiro Lori & Alan Miyashita Bruce & Joy Morimoto Dean & Gayle Nagasaki Shirley Nishizawa Norman & Ann Noguchi Marjorie Norstrom Miles & Mary Okano Elizabeth O'Malley Alan Phillips & Audrey Buyrn Steven Prieto & Richard Kennedy Punahou School Humane Society Club R. M. Towill Corporation Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez Daniel Roselle Linda Rowan Victoria Sakai Randolph & Stephanie Sakauye Barbara Schilling Andrew & Kristin Schumacher Securitas Security Services USA Michael & Karen Street Francine Sunada Ellen & Jason Tamura Suzanne & Matthew Tanori Mary & James Thrash Terry & Cheryl Tyler Allan Vosburgh John Washburn
Charles Whitten Wilhelm Family Fund Lauren Wright Rodney & Evelyn Yamamoto
Guardian Angels $100 +
Susan Adzick Mary Agor Helen Ahn AIG Dale & Katherine Aina David Aiu Gwen Akimoto Valerie Ako Ada Alamani Linn Alber Deborah Aldrich Hays Alexander John Alexander Reynold & Laverne Alexander Nicole Amano Warren Amaral Hiroko & James Amsbary Michael & Hwa Ja Anahori Richard & Ethel Anbe Joanne Ancheta Roy & Arlene Ando Shelly Andrews Anonymous Carolyn & Nathan Aoyagi Marc & Florence Aoyama Victor Aragaki Tobie Arakaki Wayne & Helene Arakaki Carol Aramaki Sandra Arashiro Stephen & Susan Arbuthnot Renee Archer Nakashima Nancy Ardito-Ng Stella Arine Theresa Armbruster Maurice & Francoise Arrisgado Karl & Linda Asato Kris Ashdown Michelle Ashley Mary Aspegren Cindy Asuncion Alexandra Au Hiram & Jane Au Michael & June Awai Laurie Aweau-Nii Jay & Stephanie Azama Michael & Lillian Babcock Jerome Bacon Miles & Joann Baidack Letitia Bailey Richard Bailey Allan & Frances Bailon Susan Ballard Martin Banks Patti Ann Barney Gabriele Barthlen Harry & Sarah Beasor Karsten Behlen Orpha Beirne Roger & Masako Bellinger Robert & Melanie Belluche Lisamarie Bensman Eric & Chiho Bercovici George & Theresa Berean
Tina Berg Lani & James Bergstrom Ronald Biho Elizabeth & Robert Binning Jason Birdsall Ralph Bishop Karin Bjorkman Isaiah Block Kari & Terence Block Courtnay Bloomer Daniel Blue Don Bondarenko & Joan Nakamura Hannah Borges Gillian Boss Michelle Bowerman Logan Bowser Karen Bow-Villanueva Joseph Boyce James Bragaw Brenda's Hair Salon William & Hiroko Bridges Rodrigo Bristol & Zita Cruz-Bristol Richard & Julie Brock Harrison & Pamela Brooks Sophie Brown James & Dawne Browne Sharon Brown-Henry Jocelyn & Seth Buckman Ronald Bunn Sheila Buonerba Justen Burdette Donna Burnett John & Nancy Butler Justin Buxton Karin & Bari Buzzard Michael & Tracy Byrnes Jeffrey & Lynn Cabebe Charles & Karen Cabral Michael & Faye Cadonetti Janis Calton Lowell & Charlotte Cambra Frisbee & Susan Campbell Stephen & Ruth Canham Gary & Sharon Cargo Ignacio Cariaga Paula Carroll Alfred & Sharlene Castillo Sonya Catiggay Catherine Caudle Momi Cazimero & Lester Nakasone
Sharon Chai Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano Carolyn Chang Kathryn Chang Sarah-Ann Chang-Canoy Claire Chao-Falzarano Cheryl Chappell-Long Phillip & Faye Chase Wieland Chee Claire Cheeley Po Shu & Doris Cheng Coralee Chin Judy Chin-Eko & Darren Chin-Eko Diane Chinen Elanor Chinen-Van Gieson Cyrus & Masumi Ching Reney Ann Ching Robin Ching Sierra Chisholm Jintana Chiu Laurie Chivers On Suk Choe-Yamasoto Elisa Chong Andrew & Andrea Choo Keith & Stella Chow Colleen Choy & Michael Motoda Heidi Choy Steven Choy Jean Chua Kelley Chun Fat Lisa Chun Michael & Evelyn Chun Paulette Chun Sandra Chun Rebecca Chun-Ming Barby Clarke Connie Clinton T.H. Collins Edna Colon Steven Colon & Carrie Hermstad Jennifer Conkel James & Irene Connors Stuart Copp & Raenell Bergantz Glenn & Inge Cordeiro Armand Cote Christine & James Cote' Jill Courtney Rebecca Covert Melissa Cowles Shelley Cramer
Douglas Crosier Lois Crozer Judie Crummel Susan Cuizon Charles & Deborah Cullison Daniel Curran Daniel Curtis Chester Dal Santo Donald & Yoko Dandurand Judy Dang Greg Davis Tara Davis DawSins Karen Degner Jo desMarets John & Jane Dodson Clyde & Winifred Doi Samuel & Lily Domingo Richard Dove Michael Doyle Sharon Ducosin Marilee Duffy Doreen Dung-Pelekai Phillip Dunkelberger Alaina Dunker Samuel & Kathy Dunn Claire Duvauchelle Allison Eberly Michael Ebinger Diane Edwards Jason Ellinwood William Ellwin Vernon & Marina Endo Derek Enoki Lester & Patricia Enomoto Rachelle Enos Richard & Nancy Erickson Marilyn Ericson Patricia Ernce & Cindy Namahoe Stacy & Carl Evensen Thyrza Eyre Eleanor Fahrenwald Michele & Dennis Faller Tatiana Faumuina Mark Favrow & Nancy Brouillet Rosemary Fazio & David Randell Diane Fedor Christopher Ferry Jane Festerling Joy Fischer
Denise Fisher Paula Fitzell Reiko Flannagan Joan Florence Clara Flower Mary Flynn & James Saari Kalei Fojas Valerie Foree Michael Formby Joseph Francher Patrick Frane Jo Frasier Susan Jean Freitas Mary Jo Freshley Douglas & Lee Froning Roland Fuchs Richard Fucik Alton & Sandra Fujii Derek & Jean Fujii Randy Fujimori & Janet Clark Gail Fujimoto Wayne Fujimoto Craig Fujino Harold & Jan Fujise David Fukuda Michie Fukuda Keith Fukumoto Ann & Ted Fukushima Ted & Charlene Fukushima Wendie & Rodney Funakoshi Ed Furuike Sandra Furumori Anthony Furuta Glenn & Janice Furuta Gary Furutani Denise Furuya Hana Gabrielson Marilyn Gagen Edward Gall James Galloway Benjamin Gampon Glenn & Charleen Ganeku Norman & Lee Gantz Howard Gardiner Amy Garon James & Gayle Geiger Jocelyn Geltmacher Francis & Jayne George William Gerlach Manfred & Carol Gerstl
WAGGIN’ TALES In early July, Girl Scouts Ambassador Troop 384 in the Koko Head Service Unit stopped by our Mō‘ili‘ili campus and presented Suzy Tam, our Manager of Community Outreach & Partnerships, with a check for $500 which was raised through cookie sales! Erika, a member of the troop and also a member of our Teens4Animals Council said, “Our troop decided to give a portion of our cookie profits to a deserving organization and this year, we chose the Hawaiian Humane Society. As several of our troop members have adopted their pets from the Hawaiian Humane Society, we greatly appreciate their efforts and hope that our donation helps with this worthy cause!” Paw Prints | 21
You did it! Spring match gift challenges were all major successes!
Twinklae llenge Ch $100,000
Board Chair $25,000 Ch,aGl inny Tiu lenge Thanks to the incredible generosity of our loyal supporters, contributions were matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $270,000! Mahalo for making a difference in the lives of O‘ahu’s animals — they depend on animal lovers like you!
Smudge (Smudge’s Fund) $10,000 Challenge Christine Giannoni James & Lydia Gibson Gregory & Monette Gilding Shelli Gomes Bryan Goo & Aimee Fujitani-Goo Bernard & Kara Gorgonio Carrie Gosiaco Eden Goto Eleanor Goto Sandy Gottesman Wendy Grady Richard Granson Pamela Grant Peter Grant & Shelley Shigeta Shirley Grant Barry & Dianna Graves Harvey & Rae Green Leihulu Greene Jeffrey & Rhonda Griswold Claire Groom Leslie Gruszie Amy Guarin Sylvia Guernsey Delphina Guerrero Robert Hackman Liang-Hsien Hahn Kimberley Haines Diane & James Hall Keith & Janice Hamamoto Jane Hamanaka Wesley Hamasaki Josh Hamilton Shelby Hankee Jaime Hanohano Steven & Sherry Hansel Jeffrey & Lorena Hanyu Dean Harada Ryan & Susan Harada
Scott & Sue Haraguchi Robert Hardy Heather Harlow Robert Hartsfield Sharon Hata Mark Hatori & Cindy Amimoto-Hatori Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation Sidney & Marsha Hayakawa Ayako & Harrison Hayashi Gerald Hee Vincent & Sandy Hee Mary Jane Heilbron Ronald Heim Janet Henderson William Henne Susan & Arthur Henry Sophia Hensz Gary & Jennifer Herald Melvin & Lucinda Herolaga Eileen Herring Darlene Heu Barbara Higa Rogers David Higa Elaine & Gaylynne Higa Conrad & Lindee Higashionna Stephen & Terrie Higuchi Garrick Higuchi Frank, Sandi & Alex Hino Eric Hirano Gladys Hirano Lynn Hirano Tomie Hirano L. Hirao Nancy Hiraoka Harriet Hirata Ingrid Hirazumi Ian Hirokawa & Minette Ferrer
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What will our next matching gift challenge look like? When we all come together for the animals, anything is possible. If you are interested in becoming our next matching gift sponsor, please contact KC Collins at 808-356-2213 or email us at Giving@HawaiianHumane.org.
Abraham Hiromasa Daniel & Amy Hironaka Jacqueline Hironaka Linda Hirsch Harriet Ho John & Jeanette Hoag Michelle Holewa Gail Holm-Kennedy Lynn Honda Jamie Hong Sherry Hong-Grogan Debbie Hoopii Lauren Horikoshi Brian & Carole Horiuchi Marie-Sol Howard Karen & James Howell Lorna Hu Niphaporn Humphreys Christina Hunt Debra Hunt Penelope & Melvin Hurst Joseph Ichida Calvin & Mildred Ichinose Irene Iha Sheri Iha Aaron Ihori Susan & Robert Ikehara Sandra & Melvin Ing Theodore & Liane Ing Marshall & Ardine Ingraham Michiyo Inoue Ken Kunio Inouye Intellectual Ventures Donna Isara Neil & Brenda Iseri Kenneth & Sharon Ishida Joseph Ishida Lenora Ishihara
Helen & David Ishii Michael & Julie Ishioka Denis & Ella Isono Eri Ito Lisa & Daryl Ito Stephany & Ronald Ito Itron Kenneth Iwai Elsie Iwatani Carl & JoAnn Jacobs Judith Jakobovits Aga Janocko Cynthia Johiro Gary & Melanie Johnson Louise Johnson Norman Johnson Susan Johnson Annakaarina Jolkkonen Carol Jones & Larry Jones/ The Larson Jones Family Trust David & Chiyono Jones Doris Jones Patricia Jones Jason Jong Helen Josypenko Jonathan Julian Robert Justice Barbara Kaaihili Noel Kabasawa Daniel & Grace Kagehiro Wanda & Alden Kajioka Milton & Florence Kakaio Rose & Ryan Kakazu Priscilla Kalbrener Alfred & Sally Ann Kamae Esther Kameoka Preston Kami Irene Kamikawa
Acknowledgment of gifts from February 1 - May 31, 2020 Thomas Kamikawa Shigeru & Kumiko Kaminaka Guy & Gail Kamitaki Lisa Kanae Kathryn Kane Paula Kaneaiakala Gary & Jo Kanehiro Keith & Velma Kaneshige Dwight & Suzanne Kaneshiro Gary Kaneshiro Karl Kaneshiro & Jamy Nakama-Kaneshiro Sydney Kaneshiro Troy Kaneshiro Liza Kaniho James & Valerie Kardash John & Lori Katahira Peggy & Kevin Katamoto Hanna Kath Alan & Lori Kato Janet Kato Jefferry & Sandra Kato Karen Kato Yuko Kato Karl Katsumoto Britton & Mary Kaur V.C. Kawakami Clifford Kawamoto Eric & Leslie Ann Kawamoto Lance & Aoi Kawano Michael Kawano Laurie Kawasaki Barry Kayano Leslie Kayser Jonathan & Goldie Kea Denise & Joseph Keala Mary Keegan Donald Keliinoi Howard & Elizabeth Keller David Kellogg Johnny Raymond Kelly Kay Kelly Alex & Stephanie Kendrick Bob & Victoria Kenneally Kevin & Deborah Kern Elspeth Kerr Valerie & Robert Kidani Randall Kido Robert & Hope Kihune Darrell Kikuchi Bernard & Nancy Kilonsky Anna Kim Florence Kim Launice Kim Gary & Ginny Kimata Duke & Deanne Kimhan Ann Kimura Ronell & Stuart Kimura Roy & Gloria King Sarah Kinzer Daniel & Kathryn Kirley Roy & Therese Kitagawa Chris & Win Kitaoka Faye Kitaoka Gordon Kitaura & Nancy Jeakins Lisa Ann & Brian Kiuchi Sandra & Douglas Klein James & May Kobashigawa Jane Kobashigawa Glen & Alys-Jo Kobayashi Terry Kobayashi Karyn Kodama Diane Kodis Lori Koennecke Inez Koga Claire Kogasaka Kent & Nancy Koike Linda Koishigawa
Pauline Kokubun Gayle Komata Mark Komatsu-Yonezawa Jaymark & Floria Komer Roy, Marian & Robin Komoto Kevin Kono Gail & Brandan Kop Blanche Kort Susan Kosasa James & Jean Kubo Christine Kubota Teresa Kubota Takeo & Barbara Kudo Donn & Wendy Kumasaki Calvin & Chisora Kuniyuki Dayle Kuniyuki Joy Kuraoka Alvin & Kay Kurio Evelyn Kurogi Jim & Lynn Lally Larry & Melissa Lamerson Lanakila Elementary School – Third Grade PBL Students Lynn Lane Rachel Lange Pamela Lanias Len & Terri Lantych Gail Lara Berit Larsen Peggy Latare Bonnie Van Ieng Lau Carole Learnard Dong Jin Lee Edgar & Amy Lee Juliet & Michael Lee Kenneth Lee Mika Lee Nannette Lee Romy Lee & Marvin Chang Summer Chun Lee Tommy & Lori Lee Tong Chun & Grace Lee Spencer Leonard Jane Leong Larson Leu Julie Levine Mahealani & Mapuana Lew Cecilia Lewis Richard & Rosann Lewis Liberty Mutual Daniel Libutti & Mariana Gerschenson Barry Lightner Barbara Lindblom Alan & Patricia Ling Kathleen Lin-Hurtubise Marcia Little Charles Livermore Andrew & Shoko Livingston Everett Lo Willa Mae Loo Megan Lorenzo Thomas Loudat Rosemarie & Stephen Love Cameron Lovelace Junko Lowry Jean Lucas Daniel Luis & Becky Kawamura Bernard Lum Kerri & Alan Lum Madeline Lum Warren & Laura Lum Sharon Lumsden Charlene & Stephen Lung Charles Lunson Timothy & April Luria Reta Maag Euphe & Eugene Machida Layne & Evelyn Machida
Tracie & David Mackenzie Macy's Foundation Benedict & Gail Madriaga Lois Maeda Earlynne Maile Sean Majer Sylvia Malilay Alexander & Clarita Malinao Bryan Man Dennis & Daphne Manago Klaus Manderscheid & Amy Meng Benito & Norma Manuel Robin & Daniel Marcom Roberta Marks Mary Martin George & Joan Masaki Nancy & Walter Masaki The Master's Touch Sharon Masuda Margaret Matayoshi Matthew & Ellen Matoi George & Lynn Matsuda Kylie Matsuda-Lum Wayne Matsumoto Winifred Matsumoto April Matsumura Sharon Matsunaga Claude & Alyson Matsuo Raymond & Jane Matsuo Henry & Judyann Matsuoka Dennis Matsuura Mack Matsuura David & Rhonda Matthews Lucy & Michael McCurdy Patti McElaney Mary McGowan Jean McIntosh Anne McKay Rae McKeague Hugh McKenzie Steven McMullen Shirley McWhorter Carol Ann Melvin Keith & Sandra Menchavez George Mercado & Melvin Spencer Julie Mercer Barry & Linda Meyers Myron & Shanon Miho Alice Miles Brook & Diana Miller Carley Miller Markham Miller & Sophie Saito Stephen Miller & Mabel Trafford Wilmer & Martha Miller Joanna & Esau Milo Eileen & Michael Min Jeffrey Mitsuda
Glenn & Elaine Miura Harry & Ethel Miyachi Gordon Miyahira Howard & Patricia Miyake David Miyamoto Dori Miyamoto Lois Miyamoto Chelsie Miyashiro Dale Miyashiro Linda Miyashiro Roy & Audrey Mizushima Walter Mizushima Charles Mizuta Paula & Joel Mochida Christopher & Suk Cha Mohr Willson Moore & Sally Moore Art & Val Mori Debbie Mori Pearl Mori Marc & Dawn Morikami Majel Morimoto Dean & Janis Morita Nicholas Moriyama Harry & Michelle Morris Steven Morris & Renee Ramsey Veronica & Robert Morse Carrie Mukaida James Mun Dorothy Muncy Patricia Muneno Stanley & Judith Murai Donald Murakami Marcia Murakami Ronald & Nancy Murakami Claire & Michael Muranaka Lydia Murashige Kelsey Murobayashi Michael & Laurie Murphy Jean Myers Dorothy Myrdal Cary Nagano Eric Nagao & Lauren Yee Laura Nagata Stephanie Nagata Jeanne Nagatani Lisa Naimer Arthur & Irene Nakagawa George & Susan Nakagawa Dennis & Susan Nakaishi David & Lynette Nakama William & Yumi Nakamatsu Cherie & Katharine Nakamoto Lucille Nakamoto Sato Bob & Eileen Nakamura Dean & Denice Nakamura Terence & Patsy Nakamura Terry Nakamura
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Michael Nakano Ronald & Stephen Nakano Grant Nakashima Herbert Nakashima Sharon Nakashima Scott & Kathleen Nakasone Stanley & Setsuko Nakasone Walter & Gail Nakata Nancy Namiki Wilma Namumnart Thomas & Laverne Nance Gregory & Kyoko Narum Gerald & June Naughton Jemal & Atsuko Ned Beverly Neese Roxanne, Robert & Camryn Nekoba Anna Neubauer Mary Newell James & Shirley Newman Newtown Chiropractic & Naturopathic Clinic Debra Ng Jennifer Nguyen James Carlton Nichol Bruce & Sandra Nicholl Courtney Nichols Claudia Nihei Michael Nii & Jill Kimura Nii Melvyn & Marion Niibu Wayne Niide Yu & Chun Ning Shin Nishibori Derek Nishida Janet & Clifford Nishihara Kay Nishimoto Reid Nishimura Robert & Naomi Nishimura Carol Nishiyama Michael & Diane Nishizawa Puakea & Marvin Nogelmeier Lanny & Mary Ann North
Edwin Nose Joseph & Alice Nunogawa Steven & Dagmar Oato Charlotte Oats Wesley Ochiai Diane & Chris Odo Keith Ogasawara & Jan Kobayashi Thomas Oguro Geraldine Ohara Gloria & Vernon Okada Joyce Okahashi Nancy Okamoto Neal & Amy Okamoto Robert Okamoto Edlin & Donna Okamura Richard & Linda Okamura Richard & Melva Okazaki Alan & Audrey Okemura Leigh & Joy Ann Okimoto Eiko Olsen Victoria Olsen Gary Omori Denise Onggoco Alberta Ongies-Vincent Susan Onishi Andrade Ann Ono Myra & Noel Ono Kimberly O'Quinn Mark & Ok Sun Ortogero Timothy Oshima Patricia Oshiro Paul Osugi James & Cion O'Sullivan Sheila Ouchi Delbert Ouye Janis Owen Alvin & Mary Oyadomari Byron & Kathy Oyadomari Ellen Pabillano Lori Pacarro Neolani Paet
Ruth Pagell John Pampalone & Connie Yu-Pampalone Gerald & Selma Pang James & Natalie Pascua Robert Pascua David & Joyce Patrick Donald Patten Capt. Joe Patterson Pearl Properties Donald & Melanie Pendleton Allen & Tammy Perry Steve Perry Alan & Martha Peterson Chuck & Diana Petranek Sandra Pfund PG&E Corporation Foundation Helene Phillips Kristina Phillips Jessica Phromsiri Helen Pierce Cassandra Pinnick Annette Platt Pedro & Jane Poentis Jeffrey & Annemarie Pollack Gilbert Ponce Hiroko & Joseph Powers James Poyo & Angela Yogi Anthony Prater Misako Puryear Mark Puskar John & Linda Puu Susan & James Quimby Edgar & Frankie Quinabo Linda & Bernard Quinlan Larry & Jocelyn Racoma Anya Ragragola Glen Rapoza Allyson Reed Emilia Reeves Robert Reeves
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Linda Reis Victoria Reisner Wolf & Diane Reitsperger William Remus & Pauline Sheldon Lois Resler Benjamin & Kathleen Rex Cary Reynolds Teva Reynolds Tricia Rigney Patrick & Lavern Roberts Thomas & Elaine Roberts Daniel Robertson Margaret Robideau Timothy & Meng Roe Penelope Rogers William Rogers Gayle Rojas Charles & Wanda Rokero Pam Roth Phillip & Julia Rother Ned & Iris Rowley Libby Ruch Gieselle Ruiz Phillip & Karen Russell Jeanne Rust Mel Saiki Melvin & Jandi Saito Eugene & M.H. Sakae Brooke & Greg Sakamoto Byron & Joy Sakamoto Kathleen Sakamoto Robert & Jan Sakamoto Sheila Sakashita Latonia Sakata Kathleen Sako Walter Sakuda Anthony Samalino Patrick Santos Bryan Sasaki Jed & Lynda Sasaki Matthew Sasaki Richard & Marvela Satake Phyllis Sato Wallace Sato Renee Sato-Yuen Mary Sauvageau Eugene Savio Rudy Savio Mariko & Koyo Sawada Laurel Schatz Cynthia Scheinert Charles Schenck George Schmelzer Winton & Sandra Schoneman Susan Schotters Daniel & Evelyn Schwarz Michael Seay David & Sheila Seeholzer Justin & Faith Seguirant Betsy Sekiya Matthew Sekiya T.B. Sentinel Al & Connie Serafin Danielle & Geovani Sevilla Lonna & John Sherwin Stanley & Theresa Shibata Donna Shigemura & Lisa Shigemura Michael Shigeta Michael & May Shim Masayoshi & Juliet Shimabukuro Richard & Geraldine Shimabukuro Dennis & Patsy Shimane Diane Shimomi Cindy Ann Shimomi-Saito & Wendell Saito Kristy & Kevin Shiraishi Mitsunori & Kakuko Shoji Shirley & Thomas Shojinaga
Acknowledgment of gifts from February 1 - May 31, 2020
George & Cheryl Shon Steven & Laura Jeanne Short Frederic Sigler Mary Silva Sylvia Silva Doreen Simmons Vanessa Simpkins Frank & Penny Sioda Paul Skarpness James Skellington Arleene Skillman Angela Dawn Smith Piilani Smith-Kozibroda Jack Smyth Patrick & Marion Snyder Beverly Soares Kathryn & Warren Soma Jane Soon Catherine Sorensen Marlene Souki John & Linda Spadaro Lisa Spencer Sean Spondike Paul Starzyk Ronald Stebbins Serena Stefanic-Phillip & Solomon Phillip Lisa Steiner Randall & Misako Steverson Mayumi Stiteler Robert Stouffer & Virginia Van Cleave James & Linda Stragand Robert Strand Nicole Stucki Lisa & Robert Sue Susan Sugai Wesley Sugai Gregory & Peggy Sugimoto Jane Sugimura Gail Sugita Daryl Sugita-Koreyasu Barbara Sullivan Barry Sullivan Allan Suzuki Randal & Joyce Suzuki Ed Sylva Ryan & Erin Tadaki Nancy Tahara Leroy & Marcia Taira Uncha Tak Alan Takahashi James Takahashi Satoko Takahashi Ted Takahashi Tod & Annette Takahashi Masao & Tomiko Takai Theodore & Sarah Takai
Jill Takamatsu Craig Takamiya Cathy & Natsue Takano Carl & June Takata Richard Takata Ann Takayesu Sachiko Taketa Linnelle Takeuchi James Takeyama Randy, Eliza & EJ Talavera David & Susan Tamanaha Jerry & Gail Tamanaha Leony Tamura Stanley & Dianne Tamura Carolyn Tanabe Alvin & Angeline Tanaka Sandra Tanaka Carol Tanaka Wayne Tanaka Jennifer Tang Lisa Tanga Brett Tanigawa Kimii Taniguchi Lynn & Melvin Tanioka Russell & Joyce Tanji Bert & Karen Taoka Gary & Annette Tashiro Joyce Tatemichi Linda & Glenn Tatsuno Roel & Susan Tavita Candace Taylor Mihoko & Kevin Taylor Young Tepedino Setsuko Teramoto Monica & Carrielee Texeira Sally Texeira Kyle Thompson Diane Tom Henry Tom Lew Tomimatsu Carol Tomioka Ronald & Caryn Tomishima Jann Tompkins Rona Totoki Dwight & Marcia Toyama Colleen Tsuda Vector Tsuha Takashi Tsuhako Thomas Tsuhako Lori Tsukamoto Thomas & Sharl Tsukano Richard & Atsuko Tsuruda Glenda Tucker Arthur & Angela Tulak Rajdeep Turna Brian & Kimberly Tyau Eileen Uchida
Vernon & Lynne Uchida Lynn Ueshiro Roy Umeda Henry & Lee Urstadt Glenn & Bernice Uto Bette & Alexander Uyeda Franklin & Harriet Uyeda Keith & Cynthia Uyehara Machiko & Kenneth Uyehara Katherine Uyeno Marion Valle Linda Vallejos Floraine Van Orden Lothar & Cheryl Varady Sheylyn Vasconcellos Christine Vecchio Michele Velasco Carl & Paula Vetter Martha Vetter Wendy Viellenave Riza & April Villa Reed Villanueva Mayumi Villiatora James & June Vinton Warren & Lydia Von Arnswaldt Beverley Wagner Waialae Elementary School Joshlyn Waikoloa Betty & Ronald Wakatsuki Myra Wakuzawa Wes & Geri Wakuzawa Jennifer Waldeck Jeffry & Claudia Wallace Chad & Christine Walton Marie Wang Rebecca Ward Marjorie Warren Mark Watanabe Roy & Paulette Watanabe Seiko Watanabe Sueko Watanabe Susan Webster Schultz Deborah & Wesley Wee Camille Weindl James Weller Miyo Wenkam Annette & Stephan Wheeler Alan & Jennifer Whinery Curtis & Lisa White Iwalani White Judy & Dan White Robert & Seiko Whittier Richard & Genny Wilcox Gary Wild Craig Williams & Jessica Chau Dawn Williams Timothy Williams & Laurie Doerschlen James Williston Don Wilson & Agnes Tauyan Melanie Wilson Cindy Winegar Clayton & Ginger Winger John Wingert David & Arporn Winsko John Wisniewski Judith Wolfe Jodi Wolken Adele Wong Gregory & Sharon Wong Kathy & Erik Wong Kit-U Wong Lorraine Wong Michael & Annette Wong Lawrence & Nadine Woode Andrea Woods Linda Wright Wong George & Mary Ann Wyman Jamie Yager
Carol Jean Yakuma Joan Yamada Miles & Miko Yamabe Charlotte Yamada Lillian Yamada Roy & Sandra Yamada David Yamagata Carol Yamamoto Douglas Yamamoto George & Margaret Yamamoto Rodney & Frances Yamamoto Sueko Yamamoto Charlotte Yamane & Volker Hildebrandt Charlene Yamashiro Harvey Yamauchi Jerry & Caryn Yamauchi Mi Seung Yamauchi Ryan Yamauchi Wei Wei Yang Albert & Helen Yap Richard & Naomi Yap Tim & Janet Yee Wen Yen Martha Yent Michael Yim Mary Ann Mei-Wan Yip & Wing-Cheung Yip Hiromu Yogi Margaret & Kevin Yogi Wayne Yonehara Michael Yoneshige Diane & Hiroshi Yorita Cindy Yoshida Elden & Cheryl Lynn Yoshida Gaylen Yoshida Karl & Elinor Yoshida Eugene & Elaine Yoshimi Glenn Yoshimoto Ronald Yoshimoto Patsy & Yoshiharu Yoshimura Sally Yoshinaga Pam Yoshino Glenn Yoshioka & Ann Whang-Yoshioka Kayoko Yoshioka Lanette Yoshioka Marvin & Deborah Yoshizumi Ivan Young Joni Young Helen Yu Neal Yuda & Kathleen Yogi Olivia Yule John Zabriskie & Leslie Harakawa Elizabeth Zeone
In Honor of People Jim Austgen & Mary Austgen Jane Austgen Julie Barwig Joan Bogner-Lyons Le Tran Bui Baotran Bui Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano Arthur & Ruth Ushijima Shelley Cramer Lisa Gainsley Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman Leighton Doi Valerie Chinen
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Phoenix Donna Burnett Princess Dennis Bernard Skip Sharoh Moore Smudge Carolyn Kobayashi Teddy Clyde & Victoria Mizumoto Tulip MW Group
Consider donating your HawaiianMiles to Hawaii’s animals. At the end of every year, Hawaiian Airlines matches up to 500,000 miles to help Hawaiian Humane Society raise funds through auctions and fundraising prizes. The donation of your miles supports more than 30 programs and services offered by Hawaiian Humane. Mahalo for your support! Visit HawaiianHumane.org for more information. Dede Guss Beatrice & Dennis Burns Dora Choy Joan Davis Mena & Filomena De Peralta Polina Druker Ruth Freedman Leela & Brian Goldstein Barron Guss Jonathan & Patti Guss Norma & Henry Hostelley Douglas & Phyllis Kam Young Susan & Seymour Kazimirski Thomas & Mi Kosasa Kathleen Kuhn Rodney & Jacqueline Lau Ritchie & Sunny Mudd Dan & Paula Perry Linda & Gary Sato Dee Dee Schneider Andrea & Robert Snyder Alvin & Hazel Tachibana Kristen & David Turner Chris & Margo Worrall Margery Ziffrin-Marlowe & John Marlowe Al & Trudy Wong Hawaiian Humane Society Field Services Francis Yoshida
Terryl Leong Richard Criley
Linda Wright Wong Al & Trudy Wong
Bernadette Merlino Arthur & Ruth Ushijima
Elaine Yamamoto Cy Yamamoto
Caleb Miske Tori Clegg Anna Neubauer KC Collins Janice Nielson Christopher Abbott Miriam Beams Judy Carlisle KC Collins Frank & Sally White Irobela Wreagh
Carolyn Oliver Halu'a & the Oliver Family
Dora Liam & Amber Martin
Christine O'Sullivan & Aloha K9 Kuts Elaine Kam
Fairytale Ice Lilien Millynette Remmers-Matsumoto
Teva Reynolds Mie & Kenneth Kan Jennifer Yamashita
Forest Dorothy Bloom
Karen Scharff Olivia Yule
Mi Kosasa Lori Hasegawa
Ginny Tiu Hugh & Marilyn Galt Elizabeth Morisada Jennifer Trevino
Thomas Kosasa Ginny Tiu
Cocoa Inn-D'Amato Veterinary Emergency & Referral Center Demi Steve & Deb Knight
Jenn Suzuki Ryan Jordan
Kathleen Stanley & Janet Zisk
Angel Dexter Akamine & Valerie Tom-Akamine
Owen Nishikawa Sylvia Wee
Haylie Bertha Lui
Dr. Lissa Kam & Ohana Veterinary Hospital Staff Elaine Kam
In Honor of Pets
Shirley Tong Doris Wong Thomas & Carol Ushijima Arthur & Ruth Ushijima Wanda Villareal Kinau McKeague
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Ginger Bobby Gordon Kiki Terada Charissa Terada Lily Sandra Loo Maxie Fred Takebayashi Miss Kitty Janet Carpenter Nikko Iris & Ward Takamiya Pepper Charleen & Ted Tokunaga
In Memory of People Gail Asato Happy Sharon Masuda Carol Masuda Brad Bailon Allan & Frances Bailon Rosaline Ballungay Ray Ballungay Peter Brown Antoinette Brown Pamela Burns Jennifer Chiwa Edward Kamei Bryan Cabalce Terrance D. Cabalce Sueko Calhoun Howell Hector & Marie Aguirre Cole Ciliax Thomas & Dana Lamb Wade Couvillion Ellen & William Akaka Frank & Kathryn Cabacungan Leila Chang Janice Schneider & Robert Darling Betty Crisman Chutima Leider Donald Dowd Constance Dowd Joan Duprey April Putnam Tomeo Hamanaka Jane Hamanaka George Inskeep Mark & Carol Ann Solien Len Jaffe Maurine Brooks John & Margaret Sullivan Claire Johnson Bob & Frances Bean Ann Jones Gayle Nakasone Alice Kamahele Andrea Kamahele Thelma Kramer Judith & Bruce Hall Millie Lee Christie Aki
Acknowledgment of gifts from February 1 - May 31, 2020 Richard Leon Gail Fukuki William Murphy Bruce & Sandra Nicholl See Dai Doo Society Audrey Tanaka Bonnie Tung Letitia Uyehara Midgie Wong Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga Jay Magin Judy Magin Gerald Meredith Connie Meredith Jaynealyre Myers Robert & Roberta Butcher Norman Okimoto Kathleen Ota Charles Kelly O'Neill Daniel & Jane Katayama Donald Schissler Mark & Carol Ann Solien Scotty Laeton & Lena Pang Louis Silva Stanley Silva Kurty Sonoda Beatrice Sonoda Kiyoko Sult Alvin & Kay Kurio Jeff & Karin LeBlanc Wyatt Tanigawa Brett Tanigawa Sharman Torkildson Lenore Chillingworth Carolyn Lalakea
Cassie Nick & Koren Dreher
Lady Gary Edwards & Lisa Brewer
Pumpkin Irene Hatakenaka
Chaz Charlaine Higashi
Leahi Peter Ahlo
Quintus Molly Egged
Chibi & Yuki Wallace & Carolyn Towata
Licorice & Pitch Patricia Shine
Regis & Tae Joan Gouveia
Chuppy & Nina Steven & Tokiko Bazzell
Lokahi & Moki Donna Burnett
Rocket Carol Chinen
Cleo Rodney Boychuk
Lucie & Max Judy Magin
Rocket Dalton & Joanne Hirata
Daisy Taylor Candace Taylor
Majesty Steve & Deb Knight
Shadow, PC, & Honey Girl Frances & Duane Hartmann
Doobie Asato Dwight & Sylvia Asato
Makana James & Iris Caswell
Spooner Winifred Matsumoto
Emma Diane Dizon
Maunna Kitty Neubauer Ginny Tiu
Stanley Charlaine Higashi
Flash, Mike, & Bert Douglas & Linda Vincent
Mele Lani Sakuma Walter & Ellen Jankowski
Sunni Kimberly Smith
Frodo, Hemi & Speck Mary Ann Barnard
Mi Amigo Franklin Chang
Sunny & Friends Linda & Sute Hayashi
Hank Julieann Getman
Miki Masayoshi & Juliet Shimabukuro
Taisho & Brandi Harold & Jan Fujise
Houdini Cayetano Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano Richard Smith & David Griggs Jennifer Trevino Glenn & Kathleen Yoshinaga
Murdoch Neubauer Ginny Tiu
Taki Murakami Lynne Murakami
Murray Steve & Deb Knight
Tchibo Arthur & Angela Tulak
Nani Darrell Nishi
Teddy & Wally Catherine Sorensen
Olive Kaneshiro Lori Galera
Teiti Betty Pedro
Olly Fujise Pam Roth
Terri, Sweetie, Chibi & Mazie Diane Inouye
Otis Diana Faustin
Tink & Bagheera Anonymous
Pasha & Hiro Paul Franke
Trooper Cynthia Asato
Ipo Kakalia James & Iris Caswell Jake & Zoe Bill & Sharon Holaday Jordan Melvin & Karen Kuraoka K.C. Jacqueline Waltjen
Wren Whittle Miriam Whittle
Kala Kam Elaine Kam
Gilbert Wong Bruce & Sandra Nicholl
Keanu Yabui Bryant Yabui
Peaches, Lucie, & Koa Sandra Yamane
Verna Yamamoto Cy Yamamoto
Keiki Girl Lois Gordon
Peroni Shirl & Eric Torngren
Elaine Yamamoto Cy Yamamoto
Kekua & Pumpkin Rita Moniz
Petey Debbie & Glenn Furuya
Koa & Ipo John & Lori Popovich
Phoebe & Ellie Marcia Morgado
Koko Gaskill Gerard Nihous & Mari Okazaki
Pixie Sharon Kaiser-Botsai
Kris Sharon & Ray Michimoto
Princes, PT & Patti Miles & Reverie Suzuki
Kuuipo Carole Richelieu
Pua Fukushima Ginny Tiu
In Memory of Pets Angel Keystone Kosasa Erika Burns Stephen & Gloria Gainsley Kristi & Riley Ivey Ginny Tiu
Uli, Li'i & Kona Girl Wayne & Lanette Pascua Wailea George & Ipolani Bailey Willy, Grace, & Taylor Kathleen & Leroy DeCaires Woody Linda Akiyama Woody Linda Katagiri We make every effort to ensure that the above information is accurate. Please contact Giving@HawaiianHumane.org with any questions/concerns.
Anni Donna Burnett Bailey Michael & Shirley Garcia Beau Templeton & Ginny Anderson Dana Anderson Benny, Max, Sasha & Ikaika Leona Auerbach Bob Lynn & Elton Kamiya Buster & Moana Margaret Soon
Maddie’s Fund The Hawaiian Humane Society is a proud recipient of funding from Maddie's FundŽ, a foundation established by Dave and Cheryl Duffield to revolutionize the status and wellbeing of companion animals. #ThanksToMaddie
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Save the Date! Hawaiian Humane’s annual PetWalk is VIRTUAL and taking place October 24! The Hawaiian Humane Society invites you to save the date for our annual signature charity walk and the largest celebration of the human-animal bond on O'ahu–PetWalk 2020! We are also celebrating the 30th Anniversary of PetWalk. Due to COVID-19, this will be a virtual event! Stay tuned at HawaiianHumane.org for updates! For questions or information on how to become a sponsor, please contact Special Events Manager Christina Morisato at CMorisato@HawaiianHumane.org. HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
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