Pet Care Help in Hawaii

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Lower-cost vet care, help with vet bills, spay/neuter and pet food in Hawaii. We checked each listing on the organization’s own website in October 2026. Programs change often, so call or check their page before you go.

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Lower-cost vet care

• Hawaii Island Humane Society Community Veterinary Care
  Hawaiʻi Island (Keaʻau and Kona) · Free wellness exams plus heartworm and FIV/FeLV tests, vaccines, parasite preventatives and treatment for chronic issues like ear and skin problems for dogs and cats, prioritizing owners in financial hardship or on limited income; no emergencies.
  (808) 322-3489
  Official page
• Kauaʻi Humane Society Veterinary Services and Community Care Center
  Kauaʻi (Līhuʻe) · Low-cost spay/neuter (cats $75, dogs $150, microchip included), $30 vaccines, and a Community Care Center for preventive care and non-life-threatening illness ($50-$75 exam); Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) aid by application.
  (808) 632-0610
  Official page

Spay and neuter

• Hawaiian Humane Society Ginny Tiu Community Spay/Neuter Centers
  Oʻahu: Honolulu (Mōʻiliʻili) and ʻEwa Beach · Low-cost spay/neuter for owned cats ($100) and dogs under 60 lb ($200), including exam, microchip and pain meds; appointment only.
  (808) 356-2255
  Official page
• Neuter Now Program (Hawaiian Humane Society with City and County of Honolulu)
  Oʻahu (City and County of Honolulu) · $20 certificates (up to 10 per year) that cover most of a spay/neuter at participating Oʻahu vets for owners on EBT/Kokua, Medicaid/Quest, or low-income housing assistance.
  (808) 356-2200
  Official page
• Hawaii Island Humane Society Spay/Neuter Waitlist
  Hawaiʻi Island · Low-cost spay/neuter for healthy owned dogs ($75, up to 80 lb) and cats ($50), with optional $10 microchip.
  (808) 938-7954
  Official page
• Maui Humane Society Community Spay/Neuter Waitlist
  Maui (Puʻunēnē) · Reduced-cost spay/neuter for owned cats ($125) and dogs ($200-$300), plus free spay/neuter for community/feral cats (TNVR).
  (808) 877-3680
  Official page

Pet food

• Hawaiian Humane Society Pet Food Bank
  Oʻahu: Mōʻiliʻili (Honolulu) and Kosasa Family Campus (ʻEwa Beach) · Temporary dry/canned dog and cat food (no prescription diets) for Oʻahu pet owners struggling to feed their pets; one application per household, photo ID required, pickups may be limited to once a month.
  (808) 356-2222
  Official page
• Hawaii Island Humane Society Community Pet Pantry
  Hawaiʻi County (Keaʻau and Kona) · Free dog and cat food while supplies last, only for those with no other option; pets must be spayed/neutered (or signed up for low-cost surgery). Keaau Shelter Fridays 2-3pm; Kona Animal Community Center Fri-Tue 10am-4pm.
  (808) 334-3357
  Official page
• Kauaʻi Humane Society Pet Food Bank (Gomez Galley)
  Kauaʻi (pickup in Līhuʻe) · Emergency pantry with about a two-week supply of dog and cat food for Kauaʻi pet owners whose finances threaten their ability to care for their pets; one registration per household, renewed every 6 months.
  (808) 632-0610
  Official page

More help

• Hawaiian Humane Society Pet Kōkua Program
  Oʻahu (City and County of Honolulu) · Oʻahu outreach program offering monthly low-cost community wellness clinics (vaccines, microchips, flea/tick preventatives) plus low- or waived-fee microchipping and spay/neuter for owners on government assistance, experiencing homelessness, or in financial hardship.
  (808) 356-2225
  Official page

Programs marked Waitlist or Paused said so on their own websites when we checked. For options that work anywhere in the U.S., see Find Veterinary Care and Paying for Care.

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