Cats Are Being Persecuted in Hawaii
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Defend Senior Outdoor Cats at the Grand Wailea Resort in Maui
The Grand Wailea Resort in Wailea, Maui is home to 31 spayed / neutered, vaccinated senior cats who are in danger of being displaced or worse.
Click the button below for a letter template that you can sign and mail/Email to the resort decision-makers that explains why removing the cats is unnecessary and would be dangerous to the cats' wellbeing. |
Support a Hawaiian Spay/Neuter Fund for Feral Cats
Bill SB2837 would create a special fund to finance spaying/neutering of community cats in order to “humanely [reduce]…pet overpopulation and the number of free-roaming cats in the State."
It stands in stark contrast to HB1987, which called for a massive culling of almost all of them by the end of 2025. Please go to the Hawaii State Legislature’s website to read the full bill and to create a FREE account so that you can submit a statement in support of SB2837. You do not need to be a resident of Hawaii to register. |
Help Prevent Passing of Bill that Outlaws Feeding Feral Cats in Maui
UPDATE (May 14, 2020): The bill is now with the Healthy Families and Communities Committee.
Council Member Hokama of Maui has proposed an ordinance that would ban the public from feeding feral cats on the island. Submit your comments supporting TNR and urging the Committee to not enact this ban. You can also contact Gov. Green by phone at (808) 586-0034, or submit your comments via his website.
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