Adopting a Pet at Kauai Humane - Kaua’i Humane Society

Thinking of Adopting?

Read about our Adoption Process

OUR ADOPTION PROCESS INCLUDES THREE STEPS:

Step 1: We are so excited that you’re thinking of adopting one of our animals! The first step is to browse our website for available pets. Click the buttons below, or you can find adoptable cats here and adoptable dogs here.

Step 2: Next, you can apply by clicking the button on the profile of the animal you are interested in. If you are interested in more than one animal or you need special assistance, you can also email customerservice@kauaihumane.org.

Step 3: Our staff will reach out to make you an appointment.

View Adoptable Animals

Dogs

Cats

Critters

Getting Here

We are so excited to help you find your new furry family member! Adding a pet to your family is an exciting time, and we are here to make sure you find the perfect match! Due to COVID-19, access to the kennels is by appointment only. To make an appointment, you can apply for the animal’s adoption you are interested in by clicking the button under their photo.

OUR LOCATION

The Kaua’i Humane Society is located just west of Puhi:

Street Address: 3-825 Kaumualii Hwy, Lihue, HI 96766

ADOPTION HOURS – BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Daily: Noon - 5 p.m.

Adoption Fees

Dogs over 6 months: $50

Dogs over 7 years: $25

Puppies under 6 months: $150

Cats over 6 months: $50

Cats over 7 years: $25

Kittens under 6 months: $100

Rabbits: $25

Guinea Pigs: $25

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you require adopters to bring their current pets to the shelter before adoption?

Not unless your pet — or the animal you’d like to adopt — is “picky” about their dog or cat friends.

What medical care have adoptable pets received?

All dogs and puppies are tested for heartworm, provided with preventative healthcare, spayed or neutered and microchipped.

All cats and kittens are provided with preventative healthcare, spayed or neutered and microchipped.

All rabbits and guinea pigs are provided preventative healthcare, and spayed or neutered.

What if the animal is not altered yet?

You can adopt the animal, and we will get them into spay/neuter surgery in the next available appointment. You can pick them up as soon as the surgery is complete!