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Meet the Cats
Meet the Cats
Most of the Sanctuary cats were rescued from feral cat colonies, where they had been abandoned by humans. On the farm, the cats mingle harmoniously with all species of animals.
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Allie was found in a field at three weeks of age and required bottle-feeding.
Annette was deemed “not adoptable” at the humane society because she was so shy. She went to foster homes for socialization, but only hid. Now, at Leilani Farm Sanctuary, she is an exuberant, non-stop talking cat.
Bindy was kept in a cage and referred to as the Wicked Witch. In truth. Bindi is as sweet as pie.
Barbie was abandoned at a feral cat colony in Kahului. She is affectionate, playful, and loves attention.
Billy’s mother, Clarissa, gave birth to her kittens in a wrecked car. Now, Billy and his brother Henry will always be together with their mom at the Sanctuary.
Calvin and his sister were rescued after being abandoned in a sugarcane field. These kittens are now so happy that merely speaking to them makes them purr.
Clarissa gave birth to her kittens in a wrecked car. She and sons Henry and Billy will always be together at the Sanctuary.
Betsey’s life was in danger when she was rescued from a rough neighborhood.
Etti-Lea is a sweet and tame cat who was dumped at a feral colony.
Henry was born with his brother, Billy, in a wrecked car. His mother, Clarissa, and sons will always be together at the Sanctuary.
Johnny was in poor condition when he was saved from the crawl space beneath a house.
Mercury and her son, Lincoln, are semi-feral cats with loud purr motors.
Moira was saved from a busy road where she was dodging speeding cars.
Amber was living at a shopping center with an eye infection so bad that both eyes were sealed shut.
Sid was rescued from a feral colony at a resort in Wailea.
Jeffrey was rescued from a feral colony at a resort in Wailea.
Reuben is a shy cat who was dumped at a feral cat colony.
Bobby was rescued at five weeks of age and then spent a week in veterinary intensive care for coccidiosis. He is now healthy and thriving.
Roland was a tiny kitten when someone abandoned in the Sanctuary driveway.
Buttercup was trapped beneath a fence outside of a municipal water storage tank.
Kimberly was rescued from a colony of cats around the corner from the Sanctuary.
Timmy was rescued from a feral colony at a resort in Wailea.
Tabitha arrived as an undernourished kitten in need of special care.