Paw Prints by Hawaiian Humane (Fall 2022)

People for animals. Animals for people.

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 animal welfare organization 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 is a resource for 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.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD CHAIR

Mike Ching

VICE CHAIR Melissa Teves Pavlicek

TREASURER David Okabe

SECRETARY Rebecca “Becki” Ward

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD

Eric Ako, DVM

Gina Woo Anonuevo

Robert H. Armstrong Tim Brauer

Leslie Campaniano

Shelley Cramer John C. Dean

LEADERSHIP TEAM

PRESIDENT & CEO Anna Neubauer

CHIEF VETERINARIAN Dr. Kasey Carter

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Natalie Spencer

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Marcia Caldirola

FACILITIES

ADOPTIONS

Daily, 11 am - 6 pm

ADMISSIONS

7 am - 7 pm, seven days a week

7 pm to 7 am, admissions is open for emergencies only

Visit HawaiianHumane.org for the most up-to-date hours and processes.

GINNY TIU COMMUNITY SPAY/NEUTER CENTER

Wednesday - Saturday Wednesday: Pet and FreeRoaming cat appointments Thursday: Pet and FreeRoaming cat appointments

Friday: No pet or FreeRoaming cat appointments (mass trapping day)

Saturday: Pet appointments only, No Free-Roaming cats

Check HawaiianHumane.org for drop-off and pick-up times as well as holiday hours.

Nick Dreher

Elisia Flores

Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Elizabeth Rice Grossman 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 Virginia Weinman Rick Zwern

DIRECTORS EMERITI Robert R. Bean

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Stephanie Kendrick

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Laurie Kawasaki

DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES

Rick Hanna

CONTACT US

HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY –MŌ‘ILI‘ILI CAMPUS 2700 Waialae Ave. Honolulu, HI 96826 808-356-2200

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PARTNER ADOPTION LOCATIONS

We are honored to partner with Hawai‘i Cat Cafe, Pounce Hawaii and select O‘ahu Petco locations who feature adoptable pets from Hawaiian Humane Society.

PAW PRINTS TEAM

EDITOR Jessica Tronoski, Communications Manager

WRITERS

Stephanie Kendrick, Director of Community Engagement Thomas Hanns, Communications Coordinator

PHOTOGRAPHER Audrey Esperat, Social Media Coordinator

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Kristin Herrick

Paw Prints is published quarterly by Hawaiian Humane Society, 2700 Waialae Ave. Honolulu, HI 96826. Issued 10/1/2022 (FY23-2).

A MESSAGE FROM ANNA

All of Hawaiian Humane Society’s staff and volunteers play a variety of roles in support of our broad scope of work. That diversity is one of the joys of working for an organization that is active in serving our community every single day.

My role is no exception, but unlike our field services team, I don’t often get directly involved in animal rescues. On a recent weekend, however, I got to experience the intense reward of personally helping an individual animal in distress, just as good Samaritans do in our community every day.

On the way to the windward side of O‘ahu with my family, we spotted a dog running along the side of the road. Seeing no human nearby, we pulled over and my daughter and I leapt out to try and secure the dog. The young, medium-sized dog was very scared, so my husband and son stayed in the car to minimize the number of people confronting the pretty, black hound mix. My daughter got to exercise her animal body language and handling skills, and stuck with me through the entire process.

We had snacks in the car and ample amounts of meat and cheese were employed in winning the trust of the young dog. My daughter volunteered her belt as a makeshift collar and leash.

Once we had the sweet girl secured, we called our dispatch number and humane investigator Audrey Foster drove out to scan the dog and, finding no microchip, took her back to campus for care. Now named Ellie – though we considered “Prosciutto” after her fondness for our snacks – she was awaiting spay surgery at the time of writing this letter for publication.

This experience, and especially being able to work with my daughter to help an animal in need, was a profoundly moving one for my family. But it was no

different from the acts of compassion that result in so many animals being rescued from danger. Members of our community, perhaps even you who are reading this right now, have had this same experience. You help to rescue animals in distress and get them back to their owners, or into our care. You show love and compassion to the lost and abandoned every day. And so does our staff. Being able to be a part of the work our team does every day was and is a gift.

Creating a Socially Conscious Animal Community requires that we all work together to help animals and pet owners in need. As we celebrate animal welfare best practices in this issue of Paw Prints, I am excited for our future.

With your help, I know Ellie will be joined by so many more animals who are met with compassion in their time of need. Mahalo for your commitment to protecting our fellow creatures.

Anna Neubauer | President & CEO

Best Practices lead to the best outcomes!

Animal welfare is an ever-evolving, ever-innovating world that is continuously improving upon itself in order to make the world a better, more humane place for pets (and people) to live. As we strive to create a truly humane society here on O‘ahu, nation and industry-wide best practices are the benchmarks we aim for across all facets of our organization, from animal care and veterinary services, to volunteer programs and community engagement. Below are just a few key areas where we have implemented animal welfare best practices this past year.

Kitten Season Preparation and Community Support

Kitten Season is a time of year known to animal welfare organizations across the country when the weather gets warmer and cats on the landscape begin

Animal C are Best Practice:

What is a Kuranda bed?

A Kuranda bed is a dog bed that is created specifically for dogs in a shelter environment. This bed is made of durable (read: chewresistant!) materials that are easy to clean, keeping our dogs off of the floor and in comfortable, sanitary conditions. Kuranda beds can be donated to Hawaiian Humane by visiting the link on our wish list at HawaiianHumane. org/Wishlist.

to reproduce. This consequently leads to dramatic increases in the number of kittens admitted to the shelter. This year, we took a good, hard look at how we were preparing as a shelter, as well as the ways we were supporting the community, and how we could improve.

We started with revamping our educational materials and resources to support people and animals in the community. We created high-impact and easy-to-follow visuals for physical distribution as well as use on our website and social media platforms.

We also reevaluated and ramped up the contents of our Kitten Kits. These were made available to the public at no cost and enabled concerned community members to easily provide in-home care for found kittens until they were able to be admitted to the shelter for spay/neuter and adoption.

Foster Care Training and Events

Fostering a pet helps keep the shelter population low and helps the pets in our care get ready for adoption, especially the ones that need just a little extra TLC.

This year during National Foster a Pet Month, we partnered with our friends at Petco Love to host our very first series of Foster Care Open Houses. Interested community members were invited to campus to learn more about our foster program and what it means to be a foster pet parent, chat with staff and current foster volunteers, meet kittens currently available for foster, and much more.

The turnout was remarkable! We welcomed 25 new foster care volunteers to our program and placed 32 kittens into loving foster homes JUST through the weekend event!

We also recently launched our Itty Bitty Kitty Committee, which is a group of volunteers focused on helping us care for neonate kittens. From fostering a neonate kitten with a hui of friends, to rallying a supply drive, to spreading the word, the Itty Bitty Kitty Committee is trained and dedicated to supporting this especially vulnerable population. In August, we hosted our first Neonate Foster Care Training for those interested in joining the IBKC. 40 members of our animal-loving community attended the training to learn how to care for neonate kittens and even got hands-on practice feeding bottle babies!

For more information on becoming a foster volunteer, visit HawaiianHumane.org/Foster-Care.

Conservation and animals in the landscape

As a part of our commitment to the humane treatment of ALL animals, Hawaiian Humane works with conservation partners on education and communication around issues like Free-Roaming cats. One such project, the Pono Paws campaign, recently released the Pono Cat Parent pledge. It encourages pet owners to keep their cats happy, healthy and safe indoors; a practice that also protects wildlife and the environment. For more information about the pledge, email Advocacy@HawaiianHumane.org.

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Animal C are Best Practice:

Why do we ask for donations of shoe/small cardboard boxes?

Cardboard boxes help improve cat welfare in the shelter environment by providing hiding places/safe spaces and reducing stressful exposure to stimuli.

Community members meet kittens in need of fostering at our very first Foster Care Open House!

upon

at Hawaiian Humane in 2021, we began vaccinating all cats and dogs upon arrival at

As a part of a series of

costs roughly $65,000 per year to provide, it prevents the spread of common diseases

keeps

shelter population safe and healthy!

One beautiful day in August, Jacquie and a couple of her friends were looking for dolphins a mile off the coast of Hawaii Kai. They were enjoying the waves and keeping a keen eye for marine life when one of Jacquie’s friends spotted what appeared to be a “white piece of meat,” as she described it, floating in the 60-foot deep ocean water. Jacquie looked closer and realized that it was actually a cat, trying with all its might to keep its head above the waves. It was clearly struggling and exhausted. Jacquie and her crew of caring individuals immediately jumped into action. They scooped up the frightened cat from the side of their boat. The poor creature was so shaken that it was challenging to get it on the boat, but the cat immediately collapsed from exhaustion once it was safely aboard. Jacquie could tell that it was a fighter.

As anyone would be, Jacquie was confused about how a cat was so far out into the ocean. She was even more shocked to find it alive. Jacquie realized the cat probably needed medical attention and wanted to save its life. She got a cat

IN OUR BACKYARD

HAPPY TAILS

A harrowing rescue leads to the sweetest reunion for Sophia and family!

Sophia's loving family.

carrier from her local pet store and took the cat immediately to our Admissions Center.

Our veterinary services team took immediate action to see if the cat needed any emergency medical attention. Fortunately, aside from being highly stressed and fatigued, she was not found to have any significant medical issues. Soon after, this lucky cat was evaluated and scanned for a microchip.

A pet microchip is a small device that holds a unique ID number for your pet. It is required across the state of Hawai’i that all owned cats and dogs have a microchip registered with the owner’s current contact information. A microchip is no larger than a grain of rice and is inserted under the skin between the shoulder blades. A microchip is only as good as the information registered to the associated ID number, which can be read by an animal welfare organization or veterinary center with a microchip scanning device. It is the quickest

and most efficient way to be reunited with your pet should they get lost.

This lucky cat not only had a microchip but was also currently registered to someone who lived in Hawaii Kai! We discovered the cat’s name was Sophia and we immediately contacted Jon and Noosha, the registered owners. When Noosha received the call, she was shocked. She had been desperately looking for Sophia with her husband and son for over two months. Their family adopted Sophia in July 2020.

Jon said that Noosha and their son tirelessly looked for Sophia when she went missing. They used community apps and even put up "Missing!" posters around their neighborhood. So as soon as Noosha was notified by us that

her cat was found, she rushed to Hawaiian Humane and Sophia was quickly reunited with her family.

This reunion came at a time when they needed it most. Around the time that Sophia escaped, Noosha was diagnosed with an illness requiring a long and difficult recovery. She was scheduled to begin treatment the week Sophia was found. Their family is now whole again, and they can work on healing together.

Jon says Sophia is no longer interested in going outside, and is content with cuddling with his son and playing with Noosha.

We send a heartfelt mahalo to the good Samaritans who saved this cat from the ocean’s depths and reunited her with a family that missed and needed her dearly.

Noosha and family pose with Sophia (FKA Liana) before taking her home.

Visiting Veterinarians bill passes into law! Advocacy update:

Act 71 (formerly SB2798) formally became law on June 17, 2022, and authorizes the Hawai‘i Board of Veterinary Medicine to grant temporary courtesy and relief permits for outof-state veterinarians, permits licensed veterinarians to practice veterinary telemedicine and allows for international veterinary school graduates to qualify for the licensure examination.

This measure gives state regulators the ability to ensure that out-of-state veterinarians who want to practice temporarily in Hawai‘i are qualified to do so. Visiting

veterinarians provide vital services including assistance with animal rescues and disaster response; high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter; relief for private-practice and shelter veterinarians; and access to specialties unavailable in the state.

Thank you to our steadfast community of animal advocates who helped make this possible! Not yet an advocate but interested in supporting Hawaiian Humane Society’s missioncentered public policy efforts? Sign up for our advocacy email list at HawaiianHumane.org/Join-OurAdvocacy-Support-Team or email Advocacy@HawaiianHumane.org.

More than a trend, TikTok powers community engagement!

At the tail end of 2021, Hawaiian Humane jumped on the bandwagon, so to speak, and joined the masses on TikTok! While it is undoubtedly the hottest new app out there, TikTok is more than just a trendy Gen-Z video sharing app – it is also an incredibly powerful tool for marketing and communications that allows for deeper community engagement and community expansion!

We are able to strategically create original content that relates to trending topics or audio clips, connecting us to a worldwide audience of animal lovers and supporters of our cause.

In the 10 months since the launch of our account, we have gained 40.8K followers and our videos have been collectively viewed 16.3 million times! Through this platform, we have built relationships with other animal welfare organizations across the country and caught the attention of online influencers and companies such as Bretman Rock, EJ Marcus, Barkbox, and more! Most importantly, our content has resulted in tangible, almost immediate results for those who matter most – the animals in our care!

One of many examples is Billy, a sweet but shy pit bull mix, who was a long-stay resident of our adoption center, and just needed a family to give him a chance to come out of his shell. We decided to feature Billy in a 3-part video series on TikTok, showcasing his personality and desire to find a new home. Billy’s first video tugged hard on the heartstrings and immediately went viral, garnering over 5.1 million views, over 626K likes and 2,600 comments of followers sending well wishes to Billy and asking for updates on his journey!

Billy’s second video was viewed over 500K times, and caught the eye of a family who immediately fell in love with him through the screen and commented that they wanted to adopt. The couple came to visit Billy in person the very next day and made it official – Billy was adopted thanks to the power of social media! We updated our TikTok community on Billy’s adoption in the third and final video, much to the delight of 90K likes and 818 happy commenters.

Be sure to follow all of our social channels for more stories like Billy’s, updates on Hawaiian Humane happenings, upcoming events and more! You can find us on TikTok as @HawaiianHumane.

YOU KNOW?

Treat your dog with homemade goodies

It’s almost the holidays and while you’re baking treats for loved ones, don’t forget your four-legged friends! These homemade dog treats make great stocking stuffers for your pup, or gifts for fellow dog moms and dads. The recipe comes from Hawaiian Humane’s education program, “Paws for a Cause” and is approved by our Chief Veterinarian, Dr. Carter.

Tools:

• Large mixing bowl

• Spatula

• Spoon

• Silicone bone-shaped mold (or create your own holiday-themed shape!)

Ingredients:

For treats:

• 2 cups whole wheat (or regular) flour

• 1 ½ cups milk

• 1 tablespoon baking powder

• 1 teaspoon salt

• 1 egg, beaten

For frosting:

• 12 ounces nonfat cream cheese

• 2 teaspoons honey

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit

2. Add all ingredients into a large mixing bowl

3. Mix ingredients until well-blended

4. Add mixture to molds

5. Bake for 25-30 minutes

6. Mix ingredients for frosting in a separate bowl

7. When treats are done and cool, decorate with frosting

8. Freeze extras to save!

We recommend packaging these treats in sandwich bags labeled with the date they were made and all ingredients used.

More Ways to Shop &

Mahalo nui to these retail partners who are donating portions of their proceeds to Hawaiian Humane Society.

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MEWSWORTHY

We’re almost there! Help us “Grow Our Love for Animals ” at our new West O'ahu campus!

As construction of Hawaiian Humane Society’s second location in West O'ahu nears completion, we are excited to invite you, our dedicated supporters, to become a permanent part of this new, impactful place!

The “Paving the Way for Our Future” campaign offers animal lovers an opportunity to sponsor and personalize large pavers that will be featured along a

central pathway that winds across the new campus.

For more information on how to support our new second campus through a gift to our capital campaign, please call our Capital Campaign Coordinator, Hayley Civian, at 808-356-2286 or email HCivian@ HawaiianHumane.org.

Construction update photos as of September 2022.

New tools to help pets see faster relief

Imagine that feeling you get when there’s a hair or eyelash in your eye. It’s usually quite unpleasant, even mildly painful, but you’re able to wipe it away or flush your eye with water for relief. For a cat or dog, keeping the hair out of their eyes is a bit harder, especially if they have a congenital condition with their upper eyelid called eyelid agenesis.

Eyelid agenesis is a condition in cats where they are born without proper eyelids. It usually affects the upper eyelid, causing fur from the face to come in direct contact with the cornea. Not only is this

uncomfortable, but it can also cause corneal ulcers and other, more serious, problems with their vision. The most effective way to treat this issue is to perform a surgery called cryoepilation. This safe and effective procedure freezes and destroys the hair follicles surrounding the eye so they will not grow back and cause discomfort and secondary complications.

Until recently, animals with this condition at Hawaiian Humane would have to be sent to an outside veterinary ophthalmologist, a veterinarian specializing in treating conditions with the eyes. This took time and created logistical challenges due to the time and coordination it takes to outsource surgeries and medical procedures.

But that all changed recently, to the relief and excitement of our veterinary services team!

We are happy to announce that thanks to several donors, we can

now perform cryoepilation right here in our own shelter veterinary center without having to transport animals to a specialist! This allows us to get cats with eyelid agenesis treatment and relief faster. Having the tools necessary to perform specific surgeries for conditions we see regularly, as well as reduce recovery time needed post-surgery, helps the animals in our care get on the road to adoption and into loving homes much more quickly!

WAGGIN’ TALES

Recently in August, 40 students from Hawai'i Baptist Academy had the opportunity to visit our campus, meet our adoptable animals, and complete a service learning project! The students took a tour of our campus and even got to meet some of our adoptable animals, including some very adorable puppies! They also worked on a service learning project creating dog and cat toys, as well as creating drawings encouraging visitors to adopt. We have been enjoying hosting student groups back on campus again–if you're a youth educator and want to get involved, send an email to Education@HawaiianHumane.org.

Supporter Spotlight

Bob Bean supports our future with planned giving

When long-time supporter and board member Bob Bean first stepped onto our Mō'ili'ili campus in 2007, his first impressions of the shelter were a bit unsettling. “The facilities needed some major updates and improvements in order for the animals to live more comfortably in Hawai‘i’s warm climate," he said.

Since then, Hawaiian Humane Society has made many improvements and has grown to serve and find loving homes for almost 22,000 animals per year, provide comprehensive community education programs, and tend to community needs through our Ginny Tiu Community Spay/Neuter Center, and outreach efforts through the Pet Kōkua program. These services and programs will grow even more when we open our West O'ahu campus in Spring 2023.

It’s this type of innovation and progress that Bob had in mind when he decided to become a member of the Helen Kīna‘u Wilder Legacy Society several years ago. Named in honor of animal rights advocate and Hawai'i’s first female police officer, the Helen Kīna‘u Wilder Legacy Society honors and thanks those who include Hawaiian Humane Society in their planned giving. Serving on our board of directors since 2007 and recently named Director Emeritus, Bob knows the enormous amount of funding and resources needed to serve the animals and people of O'ahu.

“The Hawaiian Humane Society and other animal welfare organizations do a lot for our society. Planned Giving is a great way to help sustain these important causes and give animals a voice," said Bob.

One of the reasons donors reach out to us to initiate planned giving is so that they can provide arrangements for their beloved pets in the event of their passing. The Hawaiian Humane Society offers a program called Forever Loved, where owners can make special arrangements for their pet to be picked

up, placed into foster care, and supported to find a new loving home. Animal lovers since childhood, and experienced pet-owners themselves, Bob and his wife Frances became active in their work with Hawaiian Humane through their connections with other board members and spending time with former President and CEO Pamela Burns. As pet parents to pup Charlie, Bob and Frances reflect on the importance of pet owners ensuring that preparations for their beloved animals are considered in their estate planning. “Pets are an important part in the lives of our kūpuna for so many reasons. Providing companionship, purpose and love – it’s crucial that we all have a plan to provide for our pets after we are gone," said Bob.

To learn more about planned giving, the Forever Loved Pet Program, or the Helen Kīna‘u Wilder Legacy Society, please contact our Manager of Major Gifts and Planned Giving, Jennifer Bauer, at 808-356-2252 or via email at JBauer@HawaiianHumane.org.

Big Hearts Help Big!

Our Volunteer of the Month program recognizes outstanding volunteers that go above and beyond for the animals in our care. They are nominated monthly by fellow volunteers and staff members for their dedication, passion and commitment to our mission.

June 2022 - Marc M. Foster Care Volunteer Volunteer for 8 years

We asked Marc what he most looks forward to as a Foster Volunteer and he said, "I look forward to new fosters getting to meet my grandmother and Benji, our first foster dog that we decided to adopt."

July 2022 - Darlene O. Foster Care and Laundry Volunteer Volunteer for 1 year

"I look forward to having conversations with the amazing staff and volunteers at the Humane Society as well as seeing the sweet animals. love to hear stories about animal situations and rescues with the knowledge that they are now being well cared for at the Hawaiian Humane Society," Darlene said when asked what she looks forward to most when volunteering at Hawaiian Humane.

August 2022 - Jerry F. Adoption Assistant Volunteer Volunteer for 6 months

When we asked Jerry what his favorite part of his role is, he said, “My favorite part of being an Adoptions Assistant is greeting everyone who is a possible parent to adopt the animals and I enjoy all the wonderful staff I work with. I learn something new every time I come on my shift.”

Thank you Marc, Darlene and Jerry for all the love and care you continuously show to our community and the animals in our care!

Volunteer “Classifieds”

We love our volunteers at Hawaiian Humane and they help us care for the animals in a multitude of ways! We are currently searching for additional volunteers for the below positions!

Admissions Greeter

The Admissions Greeter is responsible for assisting admissions staff by providing a highlevel of customer service for patrons seeking our services. Admissions Greeter Volunteers must be 18 years or older.

Foster Care

Our Foster Care Volunteers help animals in need of temporary tender, loving care. Shelter animals in need of care may be too young, underweight, ill, injured, recovering from surgery

HOLOHOLO

NEX Adoption Events

Hawaiian Humane will be popping up at the Navy Exchange to bring adoptable pets to loving families!

Where: Navy Exchange Mall at Pearl Harbor

When: Every third Saturday of the month from 10 am2 pm

Virtual Pet Loss Support Group

Find comfort and compassion after the loss of a pet in Hawaiian Humane’s Virtual Pet Loss Support Group, facilitated by counselor Rosemarie Grigg on the first Tuesday of every month via video conference. To RSVP and receive the link to join the private virtual meeting, please email Outreach@HawaiianHumane.org.

Where: Virtually, from the comfort of your own home!

When: Every first Tuesday of the month from 6:307:30 pm

or require more socialization before being ready for adoption. Fostering is a wonderful way for the whole family to get involved! Children learn responsible pet ownership and get to participate in the experience!

Dog Walking

Dog Walking Volunteers provide daily exercise and interaction with adult dogs by taking them on walks. Independent volunteers must be 18 years of age or older. Adult/Youth teams allowed; must be at least 8 years of age.

For more information on volunteering at Hawaiian Humane and a full list of open positions, visit HawaiianHumane.org/Volunteer.

Holiday Readers of the Pack

Readers of the Pack is BACK, and just in time for the holidays! Students grades 1 - 5 will be invited to read their favorite holiday stories to our animals available for adoption as well as enjoy fun holiday-themed activities and treats!

Where: Hawaiian Humane’s Mō‘ili‘ili Adoption Center

When: December! Stay tuned to HawaiianHumane.org/ Events for updates on event details.

PetWalk is back and better than ever!

We are excited to announce that PetWalk is back LIVE at Kapi’olani Park on October 29, 2022, 8 am - 12 pm! PetWalk is Hawaiian Humane Society’s signature annual community fundraiser that raises critical funds for our organization and the animals we serve. We’re excited to say that this year’s PetWalk is back in-person! Gather all your furry friends to celebrate the occasion and help support our over 30 programs and services!

How Do I Register?

Register through our PetWalk 2022 website. Once confirmed, participants will receive information regarding collecting exclusive swag. We encourage participants to engage with us on Hawaiian Humane Society social media pages. PetWalk 2022 website: p2p.onecause.com/petwalk2022

Register as an Individual Walker

As an Individual Walker, you can set up your personal walk page and begin fundraising for Hawaiian Humane Society. With paid registration you will receive a PetWalk 2022 T-shirt and exclusive sponsor swag! You can also set up a personal fundraising goal and have the opportunity to receive great Mahalo gifts in recognition of your fundraising effort.

Register as a Team

Register as a Team Leader for a walk team and begin fundraising for Hawaiian Humane Society. Recruit friends, family, and/or co-workers to join your team. Set a team fundraising goal and encourage all team members to contact friends and family to request support or conduct a fundraising activity. All team participants will have the opportunity to receive great Mahalo gifts in recognition of their fundraising efforts.

Enter your family in our Costume Contest!

Our popular PetWalk costume contest is back in person! We will have multiple contest categories at this live event, so enter your family and pets for a chance to win some great prizes!

Pet Costume Contest Categories:

Most Creative Best Duo

Judge's Choice

Human Costume Contest Categories:

Most Creative Best Duo

Judge's Choice

PetWalk Categories:

Best Pack (largest team) Best Dressed And more!

Prizes:

ALOHA Collection goodie bag, Kualoa Ranch Gift Certificate, Paws for Portrait LLC professional photo session, Yoga Room Hawaii Gift Certificate, and more!

Rules:

All pets are welcome You must be present at the event to participate

Support Local!

Mahalo to our participating vendors: Ports + Paws Nummy Nums Kapolei Pawcuterie Hawai’i K9 Secret Service VERC

HiCravings LLC And more to come – check PetWalk website!

Reach out to our Special Events department at Events@HawaiianHumane.org to learn about how you and your business can get involved and support O’ahu’s animals!

And of course, BIG mahalo to sponsors Ginny Tiu 'Ohana, Subaru Hawaii, Lynn and Bruce Gibson Family Foundation, Honda Windward and many more for generously helping us make this a PetWalk to remember!

Keep pets safe during upcoming holidays

We say it every year, but it’s worth repeating. As we gear up for the holiday season, don’t forget to keep pet safety top of mind! The end of the year is a time for joy and fun. From Halloween’s delicious candy and Thanksgiving’s decadent meals, to the delight of unwrapping presents for the holidays – all these fun family activities can turn sour if your pet gets into something they are not supposed to.

Prevention is the best way to keep your pet safe, and it’s important to remember to be mindful of activities that can pose a greater risk to your pets. Follow some of our basic pet safety tips to help limit holiday hazards during joyous celebrations.

Halloween means candy and costumes. Kids love to collect candy from school or neighbors to eat and share with friends. Although sharing is a positive lesson to learn, teach them never to give candy to pets. Candy should be stored in a pet-proof place and not left around for the curious snouts to sneak a treat. If you don’t want your furry friend to miss out on all the fun, pick up some petfriendly holiday-themed treats from your local pet store, or bake your own (see page 9)!

If your pet is overly anxious or frightened by the doorbell, or even people in Halloween costumes, ensure they have a safe space to stay until the festivities are over. This reduces the stress and overstimulation a pet may experience. The spooky season may be fun for people, but can be a traumatizing experience for pets.

Thanksgiving is a great way to get together with extended family,

enjoy a meaningful meal, and express gratitude for each other. Keep a careful eye on your pets during holiday feasts. Fatty and sweet treats can make your pet ill and cause potentially serious health complications. Also, never give your pet cooked bones as they can splinter when chewed and become a choking hazard or cause serious internal injury.

Gifts bring joy, even to our animals, but be sure to keep wrapped gifts out of reach and dispose of bows and ribbons immediately after unwrapping. If ingested, string and ribbon can block your pet's digestive system, potentially resulting in the need for expensive surgeries. Even the most wellbehaved pets are tempted to play with ornaments and tinsel, so be sure to pet-proof your décor, and don't forget to secure your Christmas trees properly to prevent them from falling over!

New Year’s Eve in Hawai‘i is both memorable and exciting. Plenty of families go to see planned fireworks displays, and it’s no secret that unplanned fireworks can be expected islandwide. However, pets and fireworks have never been a good combination. The loud booms and flashing lights of fireworks can scare pets into running away, and they can even jump high fences when frightened. Keep your companion animal in a safe place indoors, and do not leave your pet unattended outside, especially in the days/evenings leading up to the new year. Ensuring

your pet has proper identification, like a microchip and a collar with an ID tag, will help you reunite with them faster if they become lost.

Accidents can happen even if you take every precaution to ensure your pet is safe. If your pet is injured or displaying abnormal behavior, contact your veterinarian right away and know where to take your pet for emergency services.

If you find a lost pet, bring them to Hawaiian Humane Society's Admissions Center, where they can be reunited with their owners. Immediately call Hawaiian Humane at 808-356-2228 if your pet is lost and file a Lost Pet Report. You may also fill out a report at HawaiianHumane.org.

Keep these holiday tips in mind when planning your holiday celebrations. Stay tuned to Hawaiian Humane's social media for more safety tips during this festive time of year!

GIFTS OF LOVE

We gratefully acknowledge donors who have given $100 or more fr om May 1, 2022 – July 31, 2022.

Helen Kina‘u Wilder Legacy Society

John Farrington

Lord-Struthers Family Trust Margaret S. Van Poole Foundation

Pack Leaders

$10,000 +

Anonymous (2)

Bob & Kelly Armstrong

Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano Emmett R. Quady Foundation

Carol Jones & Larry Jones/ The Larson Jones Family Trust

Ginny Tiu

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

The Robert and Betty Wo Foundation

Stanford Carr Development Stoebner Family Charitable Foundation

Animal Champions

$5,000 + Dr. Eric & Lori Ako

John & Sue Dean

Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman Ernst & Young LLP

Animal Heroes

$2,500 +

Daniel Arita

Graham Burns & Erika Sox

Lori Cabreros

Daniel & Grace Kagehiro Patsy K. N. Kalawaia Ann Matsunami & Edward Morris

Jon Simmons Ronald & Judy Yamamoto AmazonSmile Foundation Recovery Law Center

Best Friends

$1,000 + Violeta Arnobit

Albert & Dolores Bediones

Molly F. Cherry

Amy S. Ching

Darryl Choy

William Coleman & Chris Frendreis

Michael Deluca

James & Vickie Farmer

Gary & Jennifer Herald

Christina Iwaida

Bruce & Cyndee Mirante

Gary & Lori Okamoto

William & Hope Oliver

Roy & Sandra Pfund

Martin & Jeanette Rinehart

Lawrence & Patricia Rodriguez

Susan H. Shishido

John & Taeko Skinner

Rebecca Ward

ALTRES & Simplicity HR

Case Family Fund

Crazy Shirts Koaniani Fund Mauka Lani Elementary School Pounce Hawaii, LLC Wilson Okamoto Corporation

Devoted Companions

$500 +

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Joan S. Brown

Cydonie Cabael & Roman Apana Neil & Liz Char

Stewart Chun Erin Claggett

Timothy A. Craig Ather & Marivic Dar Jasmina Dobinchick Michael A. Ebinger Tochiho K. Enomoto Nola R. Epp

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Guardian Angels

$100 +

Anonymous (8) Arthur Aarona Roy & Amy Abe Ryan Abella Donna Agas Russell Ahana Dale & Katherine Aina David D. Aiu, Jr. Roy & Stephanie Akita Rene N. Akiyama

Ada Alamani Steven & Lea Albert Benjamin & Clemencia Alcaraz Reynold & Laverne Alexander Joanne S. Amaki

Nicole Amano Hiroko & James Amsbary Elizabeth Y. Amuro

Richard & Ethel Anbe Shelly A. Andrews

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Paul S. Aoki

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Carol N. Aramaki

Sandra H. Arashiro

Steven Y. Arashiro

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Angela Ballard

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Patti Ann Barney Joanna L. Barroga Tammy & Christopher Bayer Cynthia B. Bayless Bert & Stacie Beaman

Marilyn S. Beardsley Bill & Janet Beaulieu Mark Behrang Shannon Bell Eric & Chiho Bercovici Marian Bernal

Wendy Besse

Ronald S. Biho

Tracie Black

Robert Boesch

Joan Bogner-Lyons Steven & Debra Bookatz Gillian Boss

Joseph M. Boyce Jacquelyn & Ernest Brezeale William & Faith Bright James & Kathleen Brown

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Janis A. Calton

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Kasey Carter, DVM Shayna Carvalho

Catherine Caudle Rowena Cerretti & John Kerr Rose & Donald Chambers

Ronald Chandler & Kenneth Cayetano Karen & Eugene Chang

Natalie S. Chang Sybille E. Char Mimi A. Charette Phillip & Faye Chase

Kimberly K. S. Chee Wieland C. Chee

Nancy & Shun-Lin Chen Po Shu & Doris Cheng Earl & Vera Cherry

Sandy P. Chikasuye Freeman & Winona Chin Wanda China

Cyrus & Masumi Ching Frederick & Ann Ching Jack A. Ching

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Elisa L. Chong

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Heidi Choy

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Steven Choy

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Scott Clark

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Cary Nagano

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"Round-Up" your spare change to help animals in need.

Round up your everyday credit/debit card purchases to the next dollar to support O‘ahu's animals, every cent helps! To sign up, donors need to:

1. Go to hawaiianhumane.org Go to hawaiianhumane.org and click the "Donate" button. Then click "Round-Ups." Or, scan the QR code below.

2. Connect an eligible card

Create a donor account and then link an eligible credit card that you'd like to use for round-up donations. You can set a monthly cap on donations and can change that amount at any time. The minimum monthly donation amount is $9.99, or only $0.34/day.

After signing up, you will:

1. Make purchases with that card Purchases made on that card will "Round-Up" to the next dollar as change which you can see in your donor account.

2. Change is donated monthly "Round-Up" change from your card purchases accumulates and then is donated on the last day of the month. You will receive a text each month the day before your change is donated, letting you know the total amount you'll be contributing!

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Dr. Patrick J. Gilbert

In Memory of People

Alfred B. Fernandes, Jr.

Hualani J. Fernandes

Barbara M. Tomishima

Jean M. Bart

Cedric & Calvert Chun

Thomas & Alvena Fukuhara David & Helen Hamasaki

Charles T. Iida

Kay Kawakami

Faye & Eric Nonaka

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis K. Shimizu

Shitabata Family

Robert Suehiro

Rodney H. Tomishima George & Elaine Urabe

Calvin Yukihiro

Bert Shiira

Sharon M. Shiira

Betty White & Doris Day

Susan B. Schotters

Boysie Chang

Lydia M. Gibson

Carol Oki

Carolyn E. Oki-Idouchi

Charlene Mclean

Beth Ann Shropshire

Cheryl Palesh

Alan & Lori Kato

Ching Yu Chen

Francine Y. Sunada

Chuji Tanino

First Insurance Company of Hawaii, Ltd.

David Y. S. Yee, D.P.M. Karen R. Tashima

Eloise Monsarrat Henry & Patricia McPhillips

Eugene Villaluz

Chris Anjo

Georgia & Bobby Rex Elder

Barbara Jean Van Scoy

Harry Ueshiro

Lynn Ueshiro

Helena Shigeo Matsushima

Henry & Iris Aurio

Herbert & Soonie Bisol

Iris Park

James Gibson

Roxanne Y. Yamashiro

Janet & Murphy Nohara

Lesley Yost

Janet Tomimatsu

Lambert J. Yamashita

Jean Caldwell Marchant

Jeanne & Robert Anderson

Andria Benner

Robert & Lori Harrison

Patrick Perkins

Jesse Ikei

Kenneth & Diane Okimura

Lois S. Ikei

Joseph Serna

Valerie Schmidt

Ken & Grace Kaneshiro Byron & Joy Sakamoto

Kenneth C.C. Chang Catherine L. Cooke & Senator Les Ihara, Jr. Leonard & Sherry Leong Kaylene Yee

Leslie Ann Takaki Dayle N. Liu

Mabel Chang Lydia A. Faletoi

Danny & Joanne Lopez

Mareno Gulisao Laurie A.L. Adams

Marichu Scott & Anneliese Chun Iris V. Stepanic

Marjorie F. Y. Ziegler Douglas K. Lamerson

Mary Rogers Charissa Wahwasuck-Jessepe

Mildred Ikehara Gary & Sandra Isono Mildred M. Q. Chang Curtis Daehler & Angela Su Gerald & Selma Pang Mildred M. Q. Chang Revocable Living Trust

Mona Link Leaugeay C. Buck

Oma Rana Indru Watumull

Pamela Burns Ivan & Patricia Ketterman

Patricia Janet Mills Lance, Jennifer & Sarah Mills

Raymond Baker Joyce Baker

Robert Leo Simmons, M.D. Valerie Boulware

Patricia Carlson Georgianne Hartwell Margaret Powers

Elizabeth A. Simmons Karen Simmons

Robert M. Chapman Evelyn & Sunao Soga Lianne & Jon Yamamura

Roberta Y.Y. Lau Thomas A. Lau

Stanley Higashi Charlaine T. Higashi Suzanna Hahn

Liang-Hsien E. Hahn

Suzanne Y. Murakami Carol Takaki & Shirley K. Matsumoto Tadashi Yamamoto Lawrence & Carolyn Okinaga Ursula Yee

Judi Basolo

Virginia Bail

Gloria Higbee-Henderson

Virginia Bail & her dog Willo Deborah Bail Friends & Family of Virginia Bail W. Travis Lau Esther Lau

Wilfred Iwai Judy T. Iwai

In Memory of Pets

"Cat"

Burgel Levy Ava Kloetzel Kylee Plummer

Bandit, Duchess, & Bear James & May Kobashigawa

Bella, Mitzi, & Bud E. Chuck & Diane Marshall

Bitsy

Linda S. Higa & Sophie

Blue Victoria James & Ann Olson

Bonkers, Princess, & Elvis Mary J. Josol Brandy & Taisho Harold & Jan Fujise

Buddy

Craig Williams & Jessica Chau

Buddy Hamamoto Keith & Janice Hamamoto

Buster Jinx Nancy L. Pearce

Buttercup Paul Skarpness Cali Lam

Mary Ann H. Fernandes

Cappy & Smoky Carolyn & Sanford Ching Casper

Lisa, Robert, & Buffy Sue Cat Mali Leighton & Valerie Lum

Chibby Kealani B. Labrie

Chibi & Yuki Wallace & Carolyn Towata Chloe Jennifer L. Baker

Chloe Timothy Peris Choko George & Haesuk Idemoto Coco Chanel

Robert & Cheryl Purdie Cocoa & Snickers Shibuya Kyle Shibuya

Cowboy & Prince

Bobby R. Gordon

Daisy & Molly Kenneth & Elaine Ockermann

Daisy Burns

Jennifer Chiwa

Dakota Bryant K. Yabui

Davis Pacheco Daniel J. Pacheco, Jr. Domino

Lauren R. Shigekane Ebi-chan, Hanako, & Jiro-kan Shigeru & Kumiko Kaminaka Ekolu & Pono Lois & Roy Ishihara

Fluffy Bruce & Sandra Nicholl

Fluffy & Ashley Furuhashi Monica M. Furuhashi

Frankie & Molly

Robin Van Eps

Fredericka, Pee Wee, Harvey, Wally, Lance, & Rocky Mark & Margaret Burgessporter

Fudge D. Hodge

Lauren Hodge

Fuzz Butt Richard & Milagros Griggs

Gabriel Allen & Tammy Perry

Giovanni & Marco Charles Miller & Stephanie Marshall Girlie (Mama Dog)

Jessica Saludes Goku Higaki-Wells Joanne H. Abe Gucci Dawn S. Smith Hamlet Scot & Val Oishi

Harley Stephanie & John Kirimitsu

Hau'oli Lucky Harry Kurashige Paula S. Kurashige, P.T. Indy Bindi Anne Virnig

Ipo Green

Michael Hofmann

Isabella Veronica C. McLaughlin

Jiro Cat Shigeru & Kumiko Kaminaka

Junior & Jackson

Letitia P. Bailey

Kahani Sue, Pualani, Kamana, & Duke Lehua Ii-Michaelson & Geoffrey Michaelson

Luckie

Troy H. Fujimoto

Acknowledgment of gifts from May 1, 2022 – July 31, 2022.

Roddy & Maka

Kainani Rowe Iolanda M.P. Kerfoot-Rowe

Kaipo'i Baba Nathan & Dannalei Baba Kapo, Wanaele, Kala, Kaluhea, & Mookaula

Dory M. West

Kekala, Tita, Aka, & Ele Linda S. Ahue

Keku'a & Pumkin Rita U. Moniz

Kelani & Paris Yatomi Patricia N. Hisamoto Kiara Cary & Cheryl Nomiyama KiKi Katherine M. Loo Kila Raquel Hicks Kimo Elizabeth Y. Amuro Kindee Waterwings Isaac Ganeko Kirra Nagata Alyssa Nagata Kitty & Koa David & Patrina Lavarias

Knych Family Pets Laurie C. Knych Koa Chinen Burt & Carolyn Chinen

Kuau, Koko, Kala, & Tabby Henry Dela Cruz & Ursula Olds-Dela Cruz

Kuma Yokoi Roy J. Yokoi

Kushman Isabelle & John Rivera

Lillie Mae Moskovitz Ralph & Stephanie Simmons

Lucky da Kat Raymond & Py Martin

Maggie Lonna & John Sherwin Maka Michelle Blomgren Makanui Wong Linda Wright Wong Makapai Majel A. Morimoto

Mana Canady Darrah & Daven Keomaka

Mariko & Emiko Lorraine M. Iwasaki Max John W. Mount

Mickey Bruce McEwan Miko Kimberly Seay Misha & Patti Frances N. Maekawa

Miss Katie Linn S. Alber

Miss Kitty Janet E. Carpenter

Molly & Noelle Pamela McKiddie-Stearns

Mylo

Brian Fujiwara & Keith Pedro Nacho & Crissy David & Elsie Shimokawa

Nani

Edward R. Lee, Jr. Nike Glen & Linell Goya Norton, Oliver, & Molly Mary A. Artese

Pepin & Coco Burkeen Donna K. Burkeen Pili

Robin & Glenn Fujinaka Pippa Marianne Adkins

Poka Gary A. James

Pomai

Patricia Ernce & Cindy Namahoe

Porter Victoria Olsen

Puna Chillingworth Gov. Ben & Vicky Cayetano

Rachel Muenster Leia Muenster

Rocky & Nahe Allyson Kaai

Donna Shigemura & Lisa Shigemura Rose

Thomas G. Mendonca Rutten Korinda Kim Sabrina & Jasmine S. Mark & Linda Kuklinsky

Sammy Conrad & Lindee Higashionna Schatzi David Barud Shadow & Chanel Gay H. Joyo Shaggy & Tachi

Doris M. Ladd

Shiro, Kuma, Kuro, Toby, Kiko, Haku, Mango, Paka, Noel, & Skippy

Stanley & Sheri Ann Kajioka

Snoopie Colleen F. Goto-Ono Spuds, Pugs, & Cocoa Abe John & Cathy Shiraishi

Tako Harriet & Ivan Matsumoto

Tashi Fujio Ernestine K. Enomoto Tazz & Scooby-Doo Diane Kodis

Teiti Betty M. Pedro

Tobi Jennifer & Dominic Yamashita Toby, Coco, & Brandy Susan B. Schotters

Wailea

George & Ipolani Bailey Woods Family Pets Laura F. Woods

Wuzzy Bunny Annalea Kim

Yeti Catherine Devaney Zaba

Stephen & Ruth Canham Zoey

Arleen T. Y. Akamine

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