MISSION STATEMENT: AdvoCATS identifies feral cat colonies with the help and information provided by members and other concerned individuals. Volunteers feed and care for these colonies on a daily basis. AdvoCATS supports the Trap-Neuter-Return Program to control over-population as well as to maintain good health among the colonies. Once trapped, the cat is transported to a local veterinary hospital. After examination, healthy cats are then neutered, ear tipped (R-female/L-male), allowed to recuperate from surgery and then returned to their colonies where the advoCATS volunteer monitors their recovery. The advoCATS caregiver reserves the right and assumes responsibility for any testing or further medical care for an animal if he/she so chooses. AdvoCATS will work very hard to find loving homes for abandoned feral kittens when the need arises. Members of advoCATS encourage other caring and compassionate people to come forward and become involved in the care of feral feline colonies. Donations of time, money and cat food and equipment are an integral part to the success of AdvoCATS and its mission.
Kailua Kona HI 96740 | 1.7 miles away
The mission of Hawaii Island Humane Society is to prevent cruelty to animals, eliminate pet overpopulation, and enhance the bond between humans and animals. Our organization, established in 1965, is serving the Big Island community with three shelters island wide. Our services include: Shelter for homeless, stray, injured, lost and abandoned animals, animal adoptions, Humane Education Programs for