#feral animals

Volcano Watch: Lava, logs and loose cows; the wild job of HVO technicians

Hawaiian Volcano Observatory technicians navigate rugged volcanic terrains and formidable challenges to ensure accurate volcanic activity data.

It may soon be illegal to feed feral cats, pigs, other stray animals on Hawai‘i County property

If the Hawai’i County bill is passed, someone caught feeding feral animals, including cats, pigs, chickens and goats, could face a fine of $50 for the first violation and $500 for any additional violations.

Public unhappy with Hawai’i Police’s operation of Animal Control Services

Animal Control Services Director Regina Serrano said the agencyʻs mission is to protect public safety and deal with animal cruelty not population control.