Rescuing Cats on the
BIG ISLAND

Imagining the Big Island where no cats are without safe shelter.

Rescuing Cats on the
BIG ISLAND

Imagining the Big Island where no cats are without safe shelter.

What We Do

Purrtecting Cats & Saving the Island

The Aloha Animal Oasis is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit addressing the issue of free-roaming cats on the Big Island in Hawaii. AAO members currently manage 16 colonies of free-roaming cats including daily feeding and watering, providing medication & medical treatment, rescuing kittens, fostering, and holding adoption events. One of the most important initiatives for AAO is an extensive spay/neuter program. The most humane and proven solution to reduce overpopulation is trap, neuter, return, maintain (TNRM).

Cat Sanctuary

Create a Cat Sanctuary as a premier tourist destination for visitors to the Big Island and a temporary and permanent home for cats.

White Arrow Rt rescuing cats on the big island

Queens’ Cats Campaign

Help AAO relocate over 150 cats from Queens’ Marketplace in order to save endangered Nēnē Geese on the Big Island of Hawaii.

White Arrow Rt rescuing cats on the big island

Why We Do it

About 70% of cats in the US that go to the animal shelter end up being killed

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Free-Roaming Cats

The Big Island of Hawaii is home to fewer than 210,000 humans, but an estimated 500,000 free-roaming cats, and this latter number keeps growing. The lives of these cats are extremely grim and generally short because of disease, being hit by cars, and attacks from other animals. On the Big Island, there are no shelters that take in free roaming cats. In addition, these cats can have an adverse effect on the native wildlife, much of which is unique to Hawaii, with many considered endangered species.

All proceeds go towards saving, homing, and healing cats and kittens on the Big Island, Hawaii.

Our
Future

Aloha Animal Oasis Cat Sanctuary

The centerpiece of the Aloha Animal Oasis is a sanctuary for cats. Our goal is to make the sanctuary a premier tourist destination for visitors to the Big Island. It will be completely enclosed to protect both the cats and local wildlife from each other. Food, water, and vet care will be provided for all cats at the sanctuary. Visitors will be able to interact with friendly, socialized cats that are available for adoption.

Successful Cat Stories

Spay & Neuter Clinic Big Island Hawaii2

Spay & Neuter Clinic

October 19 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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