OahuSPCA

Brad has FINALLY found his perfect furrever home, and we are asking for your help to get him there!

A Michigander, Hannah, came to visit Oahu earlier this year and stopped by to check out our shelter and to meet our animals. While on a tour of the facility she noticed a sad and rather plump boy (our Brad!). She asked if she could spend some time with him and that's all it took, Hannah instantly fell in love with his sweet face! After hearing his story about how he has been with us for over 7 years and has been adopted out and returned a few times, she decided she couldn’t let him live at the shelter any longer. Hannah and her boyfriend, Jake, have opened their loving home to Brad. They live in "the thumb" of Michigan where he'll have access to a large yard, their barn and free reign of their home. Their family owns a cabin in northern Michigan where Brad will spend his weekends hiking in the forest and chasing squirrels. Hannah knows of all Brad’s quirks and is fully prepared to do whatever it takes for him to have a happy and enjoyable life with them! While it makes his Oahu Ohana so sad to see him leave us, it also makes us SO HAPPY!

This is where we need your help to achieve his dream!

Flight to get Brad to Michigan $735

Layover "Doggie Hotel" Service $200

Airline approved kennel $150

To set Brad up for success we've arranged for a reputable trainer to help him adjust to his new home! $550

Total =$1635

This morning we walked into a disaster. Thankfully, our animals are ok. Everything of value was taken from our shelter and we're unsure on how to start again. Our phones and computers are gone along with our lifesaving medications for the animals in need. Security system and internet destroyed. We're doing our best to keep our heads up but we need help to continue providing services to the animals who need us. 
If you try calling, please understand that our phones were stolen and we're working on getting back ups in. We have no internet so the volunteers and employees are all using our phones to answer emails. please be patient with us! We intend to continue saving animals and won't let this criminal tragedy stop us from what we do for our community. 

Oceanic Time Warner Cable is proud to announce their support of the Oahu SPCA. During the months of February, March, April, May, June, July Oceanic Time Warner Cable will create public awareness via their Oceanic VIP newsletter, oceanic.com's community section, and helping to produce a new PSA for the Oahu SPCA. Please support the Oahu SPCA by pressing the DONATE button and contributing with your heart.




We rescue animals suffering from abuse, neglect and abandonment all over the island each day. More than 20 dogs and cats are rescued, rehabilitated and re-homed each week. We care for approximately 65 dogs and 100 cats per day, including spay/neutering, micro chipping and medical & behavioral rehabilitation in preparation for adoption.





With the help of generous supporters such as yourself and the assistance of over 2,000 volunteers, the Oahu SPCA was able to save more than 1,400 animals within the first year. Our large volunteer force helps guarantee that most of the funds received go to the care and treatment of our rescued animals. As a result of the Ma'ili Point Rescue and the sub-sequent intakes, we have more than 200 animals to care for in our 20,000 square foot facility. Eventually we hope to provide low-cost or no-cost sterilization to the public and emergency care for our rescues.





Our goal is to gather 200 sponsors to cover monthly expenses for every dog and cat in our shelter. We are open to the public Tuesday through Sunday from 10am to 3pm (closed on Monday). Volunteers and donations are welcome seven days a week, even on holidays, starting at 8am.




Please call to make an appointment for intake (808-754-1519) or email the clinic services ([email redacted]). If you have questions regarding adopting or fostering, please call our hotline at [phone redacted]. Marketing inquiries can be sent to [email redacted]. We would like to thank you for your support and thank Oceanic for helping us make a difference.

Eleanor came to our shelter on October 1- a good samaritan found her. She was shoo'd away from house to house and finally found quiet behind a dumpster to give birth. She was lethargic, barely lifting her head to acknowledge her puppies or any of her rescuers. She was not producing milk and so her puppies were rushed to a foster home. The two survivors- Lennon and Lucy- are doing well and just opened their eyes for the first time! Lennon's weight is now a full pound!





After the first day at the shelter, Eleanor received much needed nutrition and perked up! She was diagnosed with demodex -the non-contagious form of mange. She was given a medicated bath, antibiotics, and was on her way to a clean bill of health!





However, she has taken a turn for the worse. She started bleeding heavily and was rushed to the veterinarian for an emergency blood transfusion and exploratory surgery. It was found that a tick-borne disease was the cause of her anemia and heavy bleeding.


Her uterus will have to be removed- it is the only way to save her life.


Please help us save this heroic mother. Her surgeries, hospital stay, and medicine will have a cost of $1500. We cannot give up on her.


Please consider donating to Eleanor's fund and please share her story with all you know to help us raise funds for her care. We stand behind our no-kill philosophy and as a non-profit that does not receive government aid- our support is depends on you.


Any amount helps.


Mahalo for caring for our island's neglected like Eleanor.

This sweet boy and his 2 siblings were found at about mile 2.5 of Aiea Loop Trail (almost 5 miles total roundtrip). One more day and this guy wouldn't have survived. A jogger came across them, it was obvious someone had dumped them there.



The good samaritan brought them to the shelter where we immediately provided fluids and a meal. This boy is the most emaciated. His siblings are skinny, but no where near as bad as he is.


He is eating and drinking, but doesn't have the strength to stand unassisted. He is in emergency foster care this evening where he'll receive round-the-clock attention. The other siblings are resting comfortably in the shelter clinic.

Please help by donating & sharing- they are looking at a long road a head with extensive veterinary care and as a non-profit with a no-kill philosophy, we will do everything in our power to help these babies. We need your help to help them.







Mahalo for your support!

Meet Keeonah-

She is a 9month old Husky with severe hip dysplasia & luxation (dislocation). She came to the shelter a month ago and to date, Keeonah's hip has popped out of socket twice. Currently, her pain is being managed, but there is more that we can do for her. After veterinary consultations and X-rays, it is necessary that Keeonah undergo surgery- a Femoral Head Ostecomy (FHO) to be exact.

For a femoral head ostectomy- the femoral head is cut off and removed, allowing the joint to heal as a "false joint." It is referred to as a salvage procedure, reserved for condition where pain can not be alleviated in any other way.

Without this surgery, Keeonah's hip will a)continue to pop out of place or b)maintain its "out of socket" position, as many veterinarians refuse to continuously perform a closed reduction, that is, manipulating the hip back into the socket. However, without the aid of a general anesthetic, this maneuver can be very painful. Both of these options will require extensive and lifelong pain management.

She is only 9 months old.

The FHO is the best option for this beautiful girl.

The Oahu SPCA is a non-profit shelter with a no-kill philosophy. Keeonah is a very special girl and we are asking for your help. We need to raise $2000 to cover her surgery. Please donate. Any amount helps! By donating and sharing her story, YOU are helping save Keeonah from a lifetime of pain.

Mahalo for your support!