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•  Pet Products

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•  Pet News, Health and more.

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•  Pet Forums

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  Meet other pet owners, ask questions, get answers.

             

www.dogtok.com - Advocates for Dogs in Hawaii

•  Other Links

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  Help us, help you, by supporting these great companies.

           

•  Oahu Off-Leash Dog Parks

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Off leash dog parks, whether privately or publicly owned, are maintained by volunteers. All dog parks require that users pick up after their dogs so that all park users can enjoy a clean a safe environment. Please remember to bring your own plastic doggie waste bags and dispose of them properly.
 

Ala Wai K-9 Playground , is a proposed off-leash dog park for Waikiki that needs your support.  Click the link below for more information or to make a donation. http://www.alawaik9playground.com/

Bark Park, an off-leash dog park at Diamond Head Rd. and 18th Avenue, open during daylight hours every day

Hawai'i Kai Dog Park: adjacent to the Hawai'i Kai Park and Ride. http://hui-ilio.com/index.php

McInerny Dog Park: www.hawaiianhumane.org/programs/dogparks/index.html

Mililani Dog Park, the City's second off-leash dog park at Mililani Mauka District Park at Park & Ride, 95-1069 Ukuwai St., open during daylight hours every day (except Wed. morning closed for maintenance).

Moanalua Dog Park, the City's first off-leash dog park at Moanalua Community Park off Pu'uloa Road, open during daylight hours every day (except Tuesday morning closed for maintenance); www.moanaluadogpark.org

Windward Dog Park Organization - working to get a dog park opened in Kaneohe. A park site has been identified. The group could use some help from interested Windward dog lovers. For more information, please go to www.windwarddogpark.org

•  Pet Services

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• Dog Licenses - Hawaii

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All dogs over 4 months of age are required to be licensed. The license may be purchased from the Humane Society, at any satellite city hall, or by mail.

Fee:

$10 for dogs 4 months through 7 months

$10 for neutered dogs 8 months or older. The veterinary certificate [form CS-L(SS)81B] that affirms neutering must be submitted with the application. Download this PDF form here.

$28.50 for UNNEUTERED dogs 8 months old and over. For discount neutering check out Neuter Now.

Applicant must be 18 years old. Licenses expire on December 31 of every second year and must be renewed on or before March 10 following the expiration date.

If your dog has been tattooed with a number or microchipped, note the number on the application.

Mail completed application form to:

Hawaiian Humane Society
2700 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96826.

Signature required. Include a check for the appropriate amount payable to "City & County of Honolulu." For multiple animals, use a separate form for each and include all fees on one check. Include the veterinary certificate for each neutered animal.

Download the City & County License here

Download Veterinary Certificate form CS-L(SS)81B here

To view the PDF documents, you will need Acrobat Reader.

•  Hawaiian Animal Quarantine

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Hawaii is a rabies-free state. Hawaii's quarantine law is designed to protect residents and pets from potentially serious health problems associated with the introduction and spread of rabies. All dogs and cats, regardless of age (puppies and kittens included) or purpose, must comply with Hawaii’s dog and cat import requirements.

The best information comes straight from the source, so check the Hawaii Department of Agriculture's Animal Quarantine Information website. It covers all of the current quarantine laws, and provides all necessary information and brochures you will need.

The Animal Quarantine Station Rabies Information Brochure contains important information about pre-arrival requirements, quarantine station procedures, policies, rules, operations and fees.

The Dog and Cat Import Form is required to be submitted along with all pre-arrival documents (two vaccination certificates, health certificate and pre-payments). This must be done no less than 10 days before your pet arrives in Hawaii, to qualify for the 5-day-or-less quarantine or for airport release. If the health certificate cannot be sent 10 days before arriving with the rest of the documents, the original must be given to the inspector upon arrival in Hawaii.

To find out more about the quarantine requirements for your animal(s), contact the Hawaii Dept. of Agriculture directly:

Hawaii Department of Agriculture
Animal Quarantine Station
99-951 Halawa Valley Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701-5602
Phone: (808) 483-7151
Website: http://www.hawaiiag.org/hdoa/ai_aqs_info.htm

•  Other Hawaiian Links

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Neuter Now - The City & County of Honolulu, the Hawaiian Humane Society, and Oahu veterinarians jointly support Neuter Now, a program that provides low-cost spaying and neutering for owned dogs and cats. Click on the link above for more information on this great program that helps control animal over population.

Landlord / Tenant Law -

There are several ways to find out Landlord-Tenant Information. You can call our Landlord-Tenant Line  Read our on-line brochures  Call Consumer Dial - Residential Landlord-Tenant Line 586-2634  Hours: 8am - 12 noon - Monday - Friday except state holidays Residential Landlord-Tenant Handbook (PDF) (2006 edition) Chapter 521 Residential Landlord-Tenant Code of the Hawaii Revised Statutes (revised 2003) Residential Landlord-Tenant Code Messages

•  Lost or Missing Pets

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