Adopt your next pet from the Humane Society and give a homeless animal the family he deserves. Nearly 6,000 socially responsible families chose adoption last year rather than a pet-store purchase where animals are sold and raised for profit.

Keeping Pets & People Together

Give your cats and dogs a wonderful gift for the new year by simply ensuring that they are micro chipped and that your current contact information is on file with us. E-mail hhs@hawaiianhumane.org to receive an update form by fax, mail or email.

Always ensure that your pets have identification. Animals found running at-large should be taken to the Humane Society's 24-hour animal intake center, where they will have the best chance of being reunited with their owners.

Pets without ID are held at the Society for a minimum of 48 hours before being eligible for adoption. Stray pets with a license, tag, microchip or other form of ID are held for a minimum of 9 days before becoming eligible for adoption.

Lost Pet Tips

• Search your home and neighborhood thoroughly.
• File a lost animal report; visit the Humane Society in person and bring a photo of your pet.
• Advertise your lost pet in the newspaper and call your radio station.
• Check the 'found' ads in the newspaper every day.
• Make fliers with your pet?s photo and give them to local mail carriers, veterinary clinics and stores.
• Keep visiting the Society every other day to look for your pet in person, and check the new Web pages daily.
• When you find your pet, call the Society immediately at 946-2187, ext. 2, so we can continue to focus on pets who are still lost.

Disclaimer: These particular animals may have already found new homes. Please visit the Hawaiian Humane Society to see all our wonderful animals in person. Your new animal companion could be waiting for you.