Oahu SPCA
Wahiawa, HI
No Kill Verified
Submitted and reviewed by the community. Periodic check-ins to ensure the status is accurate.
Life Saving Pledge
"We vow to save animal lives and end the killing of all non-irremediably suffering animals."
submitted by Oahu SPCA on 11/13/25
last checked 10/28/26
Address: 823 Olive Ave Wahiawa, HI
Postal Address: PO box 861673 Wahiawa HI 96786
Call Us: 808-754-1519
Facebook: www.facebook.com/SPCA.Oahu Instagram: Instagram.com/the_oahu_spca
Oahu SPCA was founded to save the lives of companion animals across the islands of Hawaii and became the first no-kill animal shelter in Hawaii's history. It's our mission that "every healthy, treatable animal find a forever home".
For more than 15 years, Oahu SPCA has dared to challenge the status quo by improving the lives of homeless, feral, abandoned, and abused dogs, cats, kittens, and puppies throughout Hawaii. In doing this work, the Oahu SPCA became much more than the state’s first and only no-kill animal shelter. The Oahu SPCA is a community center where families come together, volunteer, and learn what it means to be a responsible pet owner. Oahu SPCA also provides the lowest cost sterilization and veterinary services available to the public and has been humanely reducing the homeless pet population by doing so.
Review Summary*
- Feral Cat TNR Program0Reviews★★★★★
- High-Volume, Low-Cost Spay/Neuter0Reviews★★★★★
- Rescue Groups0Reviews★★★★★
- Foster Care1Reviews★★★★★
- Comprehensive Adoption Programs1Reviews★★★★★
- Pet Retention0Reviews★★★★★
- Medical and Behavior Programs0Reviews★★★★★
- Public Relations/Community Involvement0Reviews★★★★★
- Volunteers1Reviews★★★★★
- Proactive Redemptions1Reviews★★★★★
- A Compassionate Director0Reviews★★★★★
Reviews
Foster Care ★★★★★ 5 average
★★★★★posted by Amanda, on 2013-05-11 06:44:15
Our Foster Program is divided into two levels: The Foster level gives you the chance to give a temporary home to an animal until he/she is adopted. The Foster-to-Adopt level gives you the chance to foster an animal with the intent of adopting him/her.
To be considered as a Foster Parent, you must: - Be 21 years of age or older - Have identification showing your present address - Have the knowledge and consent of your landlord - Be able and willing to spend the time necessary to provide medical treatment and proper care for your animal.
Comprehensive Adoption Programs ★★★★★ 5 average
★★★★★posted by Amanda, on 2013-05-11 06:49:24
Volunteers ★★★★★ 5 average
★★★★★posted by Amanda, on 2013-05-11 06:42:24
Our large volunteer force helps guarantee that most of the funds received go to the care and treatment of our rescued animals.
Proactive Redemptions ★★★★★ 4 average
★★★★★posted by Amanda, on 2013-05-11 06:42:41
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