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The Kona Dump Is Authorizing 100% Water Deprivation And 100% Food Deprivation To Slowly Dehydrate, Starve And Kill 100-150 Abandoned Cats – WHERE’S THE ALOHA?

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As of 04/26/2021, The Kona Dump will, until a permanent solution is reached, allow cat feeding to continue – Thanks to one and all who called with their care and concerns. I think everyone agrees that the cats at the dump need a better solution, place to live and access to food, water and shelter. […]

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A Human Abandoned Me At The Kona Dump – Can You Share Your Aloha?

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A Human Abandoned Me At The Kona Dump… Can You Share Your Aloha? I Don’t Even Know My Name: I am not really sure what my name is… It’s been a long since I have had a home. Most days, I don’t have any water, food, shelter, love, or care.  A human abandoned me at […]

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5 O’Clock Shadow vs. 5 O’Clock Rainbow

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When I lived on the mainland, I would get a 5 o’clock shadow. Since I have moved to Kona, I now get a 5 o’clock rainbow.  

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Snorkel with Manta Rays

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Snorkel with Manta Rays     Kailua-Kona, Hawaii Manta rays—those up to 3,000-pound giants—are revered in Native Hawaiian culture and even celebrated in the Kumulipo, a creation chant. Off the coast of Kailua-Kona, on the western edge of the Island of Hawaii (or Big Island), tourists don snorkels and watch the resident rays’ nighttime feeding routines under […]

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Everywhere You Go… Spread Aloha

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Everyone in Hawai’s practices aloha…

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Some Roads Just Lead Home…

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Do you know where this is? “Well, I’m running down the road Tryin’ to loosen my load…”

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet: Photos & Pictures 144

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet Flora Biodiversity: Located over 2,300 miles from the nearest continental shore, the Hawaiian Islands are the most isolated group of islands on the planet. The biodiversity of the native plants and animals that live in the Hawaiian islands is stunning, diverse and beautiful. On the northern and eastern sides of […]

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet: Photos & Pictures 143

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet Flora Biodiversity: Located over 2,300 miles from the nearest continental shore, the Hawaiian Islands are the most isolated group of islands on the planet. The biodiversity of the native plants and animals that live in the Hawaiian islands is stunning, diverse and beautiful. On the northern and eastern sides of […]

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet: Photos & Pictures 142

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet Flora Biodiversity: Located over 2,300 miles from the nearest continental shore, the Hawaiian Islands are the most isolated group of islands on the planet. The biodiversity of the native plants and animals that live in the Hawaiian islands is stunning, diverse and beautiful. On the northern and eastern sides of […]

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet: Photos & Pictures 141

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Kona Plant Life At 700 Feet Flora Biodiversity: Located over 2,300 miles from the nearest continental shore, the Hawaiian Islands are the most isolated group of islands on the planet. The biodiversity of the native plants and animals that live in the Hawaiian islands is stunning, diverse and beautiful. On the northern and eastern sides of […]

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