Hawaiian Humane Society PetWalk draws more than 1,100 to Kapiolani Park
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Hawaiian Humane Society’s PetWalk returned to Kapiolani Park for its 36th year Saturday morning. More than 1,100 pet lovers and their furry friends took part in the 1.8-mile stroll through the park. The morning also included a costume contest. Funds raised from the event go directly to sheltering, healing, reuniting and re-homing the 1,300 animals that come through the Hawaiian Humane Society each year. “It supports everything from daily animal care to our education programs to our spay-neuter programs, and everything in between,” said Anna Neubauer, president and CEO of Hawaiian Humane Society. Pet Hospitals of Hawaii helped waive adoption fees for featured adoptable dogs at the pet walk. Fees were also waived this weekend at the Moiliili Campus and Kosasa Family Campus at Hoopili. During the walk, Animal CrimeStoppers celebrated its 25th anniversary. For…
