Hawai’i Dog Foundation

You guys sell german shepherd??,
Or anyone knows. where ?? We want a puppy so bad !! Thanks !

LOVE HDF!!! Thank you for my new fur baby! Their foster program is great and they do such a good job of setting you up with the new pup. I am so grateful!
#adoptdontshop!

I can’t say enough about HDF. They are an incredibly wonderful organization run by people who genuinely care about dogs in need of a home.
I adopted my dog from HDF a year and a half ago. I can honestly say it was one of the best decisions of my life. After falling in love with my sweet Jack Russell at one of the «meet and greets» I began working with Helen on the adoption process. HDF actually micro-​chipped and neutered my new dog before the adoption was finalized. They even called to see how he was doing in his new forever home. You can just tell they are genuine people who want these dogs to find great families. We love our dog so much. Thanks HDF!!!

Before I adopted my own dog I fostered dogs through this organization. Helen, who heads the operation is very willing to work with you when it comes to the size of dog youre willing to foster. They pay for everything and provide you a dog foster kit with bowls, food, blankie and toys if its your first time. All they ask is that you provide a loving foster home and bring the dog to meet and greets.
If you’re a dog lover but cant keep a dog yourself, consider fostering with HDF. Most of the dogs were abandoned and may need a little rehabilitation when it comes to learning to trust humans. But it all becomes worthwhile when they get adopted by a loving family.

A 501©(3) non-​profit NO-​KILL dog rescue organization based on the island of O’ahu and run entirely by volunteers. For now, their primary focus is to take in homeless dogs, foster them & adopt them out to «forever» homes who will love them for the extent of their lifetime. They’re part of a handful of no-​kill animal organizations on O’ahu that are dedicated to providing an alternative to the standard shelter that everyone knows about.
Being run entirely by volunteers, they’re always looking for new foster homes for dogs/​puppies, monetary/​material donations, and new volunteers to help staff the adoption drives they hold @ Pearl City PETCO every Sun, to assist with fundraising, dog transport, etc.
The inspiration for this no-​kill was a dog named Spreckles who was found wandering around in the Salt Lake area with no tags or microchip. It was a grassroots effort of several people who took him in & helped him find a home through «word of mouth,» putting up posters, etc. One dog that was the catalyst for something beautiful.
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They have a website of their adoptable puppies/​dogs on
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They also hold adoptions over at Pearl City PETCO on Sundays from 12 PM — 2 PM.
Once a month, they hold a «Meet & Greet» at Mililani Mauka Dog Park from 12 PM — 2 PM on a Saturday. Next one is Dec. 11, 2010. These are events where you can meet some of the dogs/​puppies dey get available for adoption.