The Lanai Cat Sanctuary is heaven on earth for feral cats on the Hawaii island of Lanai where they have 13,000 visitors a yar and most donate which is vital because it costs $600,000 annually to run.
Continue reading →A couple’s three Bengal cats have been refused entry into Hawaii because the authorities in that state decided that the cats were genuine first filial wild cat hybrids whose parents were Asian leopard cats. First filial wild cat hybrids from … Continue reading →
The authority in Hawaii, which is concerned with managing the state’s public land, the Department of Land and Natural Resources, have decided that the feeding of feral cats at the state’s harbors is prohibited from last Friday, so reports Hawaii … Continue reading →
