Field Trips for Shelter Dogs
Hawaii Island Humane Society
Hawaii Island Humane Society’s Field Trips for Shelter Dogs is a fun and fulfilling way to help a dog in need. Sharing your day with a shelter dog makes a tremendous difference in that pup’s life. From giving them a much needed shelter break to helping them meet potential adopters, your new shelter dog friend will be so lucky to spend time with you. Research from Maddie’s Fund shows that even a few hours out of the shelter can have a positive impact on dogs living in a shelter. Plus, what’s a better way to get your doggy ”fix” by spending a day with them in paradise?
As a non-profit organization, Hawaii Island Humane Society relies on the generosity of compassionate animal lovers, like you! With your support, you will make our mission a reality and help our programs thrive. To support our lifesaving work, we kindly request a donation to participate in our Field Trips for Shelter Dogs program. The donation will be charged at the time of pickup.
$25 per family/group for non-Hawaii residents for each field trip
$10 per family/group with valid Hawaii ID for each field trip*
*Live on island and want to regularly take dogs on field trips? Ask about our Loyal Field Trippers program!
To learn more or book a Field Trip: https://hihs.org/programs/fieldtrips
Hawaii Island Humane Society
About the organizer
Hawaii Island Humane Society is a non-profit animal welfare organization that offers lifesaving programs and community outreach services. The mission of Hawaii Island Humane Society is to prevent cruelty to animals, eliminate pet overpopulation, and enhance the bond between humans and animals. Our organization, established in 1965, serves Hawaii Island’s community with shelters in Keaau and our new Animal Community Center in Kona.
Good For
Accessible, Kids, Teens, Families, Kupuna, Students, Visitors, Exercise
Activity Type
Outdoor, Help Animals
Cause
Animals
Requirements
Min age 18+
Min age 8+ with chaperone
RSVP Required, Minimum Age, Minimum Age With Chaperone, Need Driver’s License
Field Trips for Shelter Dogs
Hawaii Island Humane Society
Hawaii Island Humane Society’s Field Trips for Shelter Dogs is a fun and fulfilling way to help a dog in need. Sharing your day with a shelter dog makes a tremendous difference in that pup’s life. From giving them a much needed shelter break to helping them meet potential adopters, your new shelter dog friend will be so lucky to spend time with you. Research from Maddie’s Fund shows that even a few hours out of the shelter can have a positive impact on dogs living in a shelter. Plus, what’s a better way to get your doggy ”fix” by spending a day with them in paradise?
As a non-profit organization, Hawaii Island Humane Society relies on the generosity of compassionate animal lovers, like you! With your support, you will make our mission a reality and help our programs thrive. To support our lifesaving work, we kindly request a donation to participate in our Field Trips for Shelter Dogs program. The donation will be charged at the time of pickup.
$25 per family/group for non-Hawaii residents for each field trip
$10 per family/group with valid Hawaii ID for each field trip*
*Live on island and want to regularly take dogs on field trips? Ask about our Loyal Field Trippers program!
To learn more or book a Field Trip: https://hihs.org/programs/fieldtrips
Good For
Accessible, Kids, Teens, Families, Kupuna, Students, Visitors, Exercise
Activity Type
Outdoor, Help Animals
Cause
Animals
Requirements
Min age 18+
Min age 8+ with chaperone
RSVP Required, Minimum Age, Minimum Age With Chaperone, Need Driver’s License
Hawaii Island Humane Society
About the organizer
Hawaii Island Humane Society is a non-profit animal welfare organization that offers lifesaving programs and community outreach services. The mission of Hawaii Island Humane Society is to prevent cruelty to animals, eliminate pet overpopulation, and enhance the bond between humans and animals. Our organization, established in 1965, serves Hawaii Island’s community with shelters in Keaau and our new Animal Community Center in Kona.