Animal companions
Hawaiian Humane Society
ADOPTABLES
Beverly Takemoto had a microchip ID implanted in cat Kanoe.
Princess
Silk
Dillan
PRINCESS
Tag No. 69275. Princess is holding court now in Room 4 at the Cat House. This pretty tan tabby has brown and gray stripes and white accents, including pretty white paws. Already spayed and microchipped, Princess can go home with you today.
SILK
Tag No. 68856. Smooth as Silk! Here's a sweet gal looking for a quiet home filled with love and treats. Silk is all black with gorgeous brown eyes. A happy mix of terrier, Lab and "poi dog," she's already full grown and still a bouncy medium-small size.
FOUND
DILLAN
Tag No. 68999. This attractive tabby cat is called Dillan. He was found in mid-June and remains unclaimed at the humane society. If you have lost this year-old neutered male cat with green eyes, please visit the shelter to claim him.
These animals already may have found homes. The Hawaiian Humane Society and McInerny Dog Park, at 2700 Wai'alae Ave., are open 7 days a week. For hours, directions, special events and to see more pets available for adoption, see www.hawaiianhumane.org or call 946-2187. Call immediately to report lost and found animals.
LOST CAT GOES HOME AFTER 4 YEARS
Beverly Takemoto's cat Kanoe disappeared in February 2001. Luckily Kanoe had a microchip ID, because four years later, on the other side of the island, Kanoe was found and returned to her home. Happy reunions like this are possible through the microchip ID. During August, 23 O'ahu veterinary clinics are waiving their office visit fee and implanting microchips for just $5 each. For a list of the clinics, go to www.hawaiianhumane.org or call 356-2290.