Posted on 20 February 2013. Tags: Animal Welfare, Kaua`i, Kaua`i Humane Society, Marriage, Pam Woolway, Pets
By Pam Woolway Someone told me once that a good marriage is one in which you have the same fight for 40 years, and a bad marriage is a different fight every day. I have a good marriage. For 16 years my husband and I have fought over pets: their location, diet, population and treatment. [...]
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Posted in Editor's Note, Features
Posted on 08 February 2013. Tags: Animal Welfare, Fostering dogs, Kaua`i, Kaua`i Humane Society, Pam Woolway, Pets
Photos by Heather Ransley Peering out between cage bars, an animal’s face looks sad, even desperate. Fortunately the launch of a promising program at Kaua’i Humane Society presents shelter dogs in a whole new light; a light that more accurately captures their temperament and personality. Foster parents traipse the island showcasing canine ambassadors from the [...]
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Posted in Cover Story, Features
Posted on 30 July 2012. Tags: Kaua`i Humane Society, Kaua`i pup adopted, Kukui Trail, Woody
In an earlier article, we learned about Woody, who survived being rescued from the Kukui Trail, brought to the Kaua`i Humane Society and taken into a foster home until his adoption. A note from Woody’s foster mom includes good news. She writes, “Thank you so much for posting Woody’s info. Thankfully, he has found his [...]
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Posted in Kaua'i Bits
Posted on 29 July 2012. Tags: Kaua`i Humane Society, Kukui Trail, volunteer finds pup, Woody needs a home
by Carol Ann Davis Looking for a cute puppy? Meet Woody. A Kaua`i Humane Society volunteer was hiking on the grueling Kukui Trail in Waimea Canyon. At the bottom of the two-mile hike down, the volunteer found a small, emaciated puppy. After several tries, she was able to catch the puppy, put him in her backpack [...]
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Posted in Kaua'i Bits
Posted on 08 May 2012. Tags: Kaua`i Humane Society, Menehune Plumbers, Pam Woolway, piglets, Wes daSilva
Last week, two orphan piglets sought refuge at the Menehune Plumbing office. Wes daSilva and his boss wrapped them in blankets and brought them home, where daSilva’s wife, Pam Woolway welcomed them in the interim. Says Woolway, who works at the Kaua`i Humane Society, “We are looking for homes for them. There is one boy and [...]
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Posted in Kaua'i Bits