You've found O'ahu's leader for information, education and humane management of community cats! To humanely decrease the abandoned and community (feral) cat population through the widely accepted, non-lethal Trap, Neuter, Return, and Manage (TNRM) methodology. To foster compassion among our island's kama'aina and visitors.

Feral cats are one of the most devastating predators of Hawai‘i’s unique wildlife. In addition to direct predation, feral cats also spread a potentially lethal parasite (Toxoplasma gondii) that contaminates terrestrial, freshwater, and marine environments and has been shown to negatively impact birds and mammals – including humans.

Hawaiʻi Cats is a community-focused initiative supported by Nene.org, dedicated to addressing the complex challenges posed by feral cat populations. Using data-driven tools and collaborative approaches, Hawaiʻi Cats provides solutions for humane and effective colony management while minimizing the impact on native wildlife.

2024年1月24日 · Hawaii is, to put it simply, teeming with cats. These furry strays are descended from, or are themselves, abandoned pet cats, though they’re not really abandoned. Most of them have at least...

Feral cats are known to be an invasive species all around the world, and are especially impactful in island ecosystems like Hawaii. Feral cats on islands are responsible for at least 14% of global bird, mammal, and reptile extinctions and are the principal threat to almost 8% of critically endangered species.

Join our community-driven effort to map and manage feral cat colonies across Hawaiʻi. Our powerful mobile app enables real-time tracking, photo documentation, and collaborative colony management. View cat colonies on an interactive map with custom markers, real-time updates, and smooth navigation.

4 天之前 · Hawaii has a serious feral cat problem. In fact, they are considered an invasive species in the state. Here’s everything you need to know.

We are consistently helping to rescue vulnerable kittens in our community on a daily basis and are passionate about our mission to decrease the feral cat population in Hawaii, thus helping to protect the environment and native species.

AdvoCATS, Inc. is an ALL-VOLUNTEER 501(c)(3) non-profit organized in 1999 and dedicated to the well-being of Hawaii Islands's homeless cat population. We support the Trap-Neuter-Return "TNR" program as the humane way to reduce the number of unwanted cats and prevent the spread of feline diseases.

Pōpoki Place will be a forever home for stray cats that are not readily adoptable. All cats will be spayed or neutered and receive medical care to support a safe, happy life in a secure enclosure. All cats will be available for adoption, as we know that many just need time and space to bloom! See how it works.