Pet Adoptions
We are deeply committed to the health and well being of every pet, not just the pets in our care. That is why we work with local shelters to help lost and abandoned animals in our community find new homes.
It isn't just our hospital. The entire family of VCA Animal Hospitals works with shelters and humane societies across the United States to promote successful pet adoptions.
Part of that work is helping you prepare for adopting a pet, because we believe that an informed owner is more likely to adopt the right pet and less likely to return the animal to the shelter. Please feel free to call or visit us for educational information and medical resources that will help you understand the ups and downs of pet adoption.
When you're ready to adopt, please consider adopting an animal from one of the shelters listed below. Together we can make sure your adopted pet has a long, healthy, and happy life.
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Poi Dogs & Popoki (PDP)
The mission of Poi Dogs and Popoki is to improve the quality of life for dogs and cats living outdoors by providing nurturing environments that are safer and healthier for the animals, as well as the community.
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K9 Kokua
The team of wonderful folks at K9 Kokua feel that every dog deserves a chance at a life of feeling no hunger pains, have access to medical care, and the right to live in safety. They take this passion with them as they visit and provide care for the dogs that live with homeless people.
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Hawaiian Humane Society
Since 1942, The Hawaiian Humane Society in Mo'ili'ili has become a community hub for animal lovers featuring 30 programs and services focused on strengthening the human animal bond: rescuing the abused, engaging volunteers, fighting for better laws, and caring for nearly 30,000 animals a year.
VCA Family Animal Hospital is proud to support the Hawaiian Humane Society in their quest to find loving homes, by offering FREE First Exams to newly adopted pets. Simply call us at 484-9070 to schedule an Hawaiian Humane Society exam, and a receptionist can give you details.
Hawaiian Humane Society offers loss support counseling:
http://www.hawaiianhumane.org/supportgroup.htmlFor community education brochures, visit:
http://www.hawaiianhumane.org/brochures.html





