The Hawaii cat foundation

 
 

HCF Site Last Reviewed: 07-01-2009

Hawaii Cat Foundation (HCF) is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, formed in 1993 and is dedicated to the welfare of Hawaii’s cats, including the humane reduction of the feral/stray cat population through an effective, non-lethal management program.

HCF’s management program utilizes a multifaceted approach, with focus on three main components:

  1. 1. TNRM (Trap Neuter Return Manage): Is an effective non-lethal alternative to euthanasia as the means of population control.

  2. 2. Education: Promotes responsible pet ownership, with particular emphasis on the importance of neutering pet cats as well as stray cats in the community.

  3. 3. Adoption/Sanctuary: Sociable stray cats are adopted to responsible homes whenever possible.

Mission Statement

 
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Every year, June is Adopt-A-Shelter-Cat-Month all across the United States of America.

Spring and Summer are marked by the birth of thousands of kittens. Many of them end up in animal shelters. Adopt a shelter cat (or two) and give them the chance to find their Forever Home.