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Post by Admin on Jan 6, 2014 11:30:31 GMT -10
Welcome to the Hawaii Feline Forum. Please introduce yourself here.
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Post by Natalie Lukashevsky on Mar 11, 2014 13:57:16 GMT -10
Aloha forum members, my name is Natalie and I oversee the Humane Society's volunteer programs. A lifelong animal advocate, I hope to connect with those who wish to improve the lives of our feline friends on Oahu. I truly believe that with team work and collaboration, wonderful things can happen for animals in our community. Email me anytime to get involved with the Society's volunteer team nlukashevsky@hawaiianhumane.org.
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Post by Kim Murphy on Mar 14, 2014 16:10:26 GMT -10
Aloha, I started helping with TNR for cats on the Windward side in 2013. I have learned a lot and am impressed with the concern and commitment of community cat caregivers. I really enjoyed the Pet Depot and hope it can be a regular thing. I would like to see community cat caregivers get more organized and recruit more people to do TNR. I think the lives of our feline friends will improve dramatically if each neighborhood has several people working together on TNR. Many hands make light work.
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spirit
New Member
Declining health requires that I find another caretaker for a small sub-colony of cats at He`eia.
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Post by spirit on Mar 15, 2014 13:23:53 GMT -10
My name is Ed. I am a part-time feeder and occasional trapper (TNRM) for felines at He`eia State park on the Windward coast, in Kane'ohe. I also feed ferals around the island, wherever I find them.
Numerous people tend the cats there in one fashion or another, but our organization is casual, and some people only do certain sections of the park, depending on their abilities and resources. We have several VERY dedicated people (Connie, Susan, Sharon), and others who fill-in, like myself.
The lessees of the park (Kama`aina Kids) seems very anti-cat; though they are leasing the facilities (and, in turn renting them out), the park belongs to the people of Hawai`i. We do try to minimize the impact of our activities, by feeding at dusk, not using plates, picking up trash, etc.
Rep. Jessica Wooley has been informed of this colony and our difficulties, and is sympathetic to our cause.
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Post by Jacque Vaughn on Mar 15, 2014 14:53:33 GMT -10
Thank you for joining!
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