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Lola is a goofy, active girl looking for a fun-loving family to call her own! Lola gets along wonderfully with other dogs, and enjoys meeting new people of all ages. She would love a home willing to give her lots of fun adventures, and with plenty of fun squeaky toys too! Lola is a treat-motivated girl, which also makes learning quick and fun, and is also a smart dog who loves enrichment games. She would make a great adventure buddy, and is eager to be your new best friend.
Lola was born deaf and will need a family who is committed to using positive reinforcement training to help her communicate with her new family using hand signals or touch cues. She is looking for an indoor home where she can be inside with her family, and will need someone committed to keeping her on-leash in areas that are not enclosed. Have questions about deaf dogs? Our team is here to help! Deaf dogs are much like hearing dogs, other than a few small differences and our team is happy to help you smoothly transition to adding a hearing impaired pet to your family. For more information about Lola or adopting a deaf dog, email us at adopt@hihs.org
To adopt me:
Start by clicking the "Apply to Adopt button" on my profile! Once you have filled out the adoption questionnaire, our Adoptions team will follow up with you via phone or email as soon as possible. If we are a match, the Adoptions team will schedule a meet and greet appointment at the shelter.
If you have any questions regarding our adoption process, please reach out to us at adopt@hihs.org. Please note: Our shelters are open for walk-in visits on Friday-Tuesday, from 10am to 3pm; all adoptions are by appointment only.
Lola is a goofy, active girl looking for a fun-loving family to call her own! Lola gets along wonderfully with other dogs, and enjoys meeting new people of all ages. She would love a home willing to give her lots of fun adventures, and with plenty of fun squeaky toys too! Lola is a treat-motivated girl, which also makes learning quick and fun, and is also a smart dog who loves enrichment games. She would make a great adventure buddy, and is eager to be your new best friend.
Lola was born deaf and will need a family who is committed to using positive reinforcement training to help her communicate with her new family using hand signals or touch cues. She is looking for an indoor home where she can be inside with her family, and will need someone committed to keeping her on-leash in areas that are not enclosed. Have questions about deaf dogs? Our team is here to help! Deaf dogs are much like hearing dogs, other than a few small differences and our team is happy to help you smoothly transition to adding a hearing impaired pet to your family. For more information about Lola or adopting a deaf dog, email us at adopt@hihs.org
To adopt me:
Start by clicking the "Apply to Adopt button" on my profile! Once you have filled out the adoption questionnaire, our Adoptions team will follow up with you via phone or email as soon as possible. If we are a match, the Adoptions team will schedule a meet and greet appointment at the shelter.
If you have any questions regarding our adoption process, please reach out to us at adopt@hihs.org. Please note: Our shelters are open for walk-in visits on Friday-Tuesday, from 10am to 3pm; all adoptions are by appointment only.
Hawaii Island Humane Society
Animal Community Center in Kona
78-6767 Mamalahoa Hwy Holualoa, HI 96725
Main: 808-329-1175
adopt@hihs.org
Keaau Shelter
16-873 Keaau Pahoa Hwy Keaau, HI 96749
808-966-5458
adopt@hihs.org
Hawaii Island Humane Society
Animal Community Center in Kona
78-6767 Mamalahoa Hwy Holualoa, HI 96725
Main: 808-329-1175
adopt@hihs.org
Keaau Shelter
16-873 Keaau Pahoa Hwy Keaau, HI 96749
808-966-5458
adopt@hihs.org
More about this shelter
The Hawaii Island Humane Society is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization founded in 1963 in Hilo. We serve the entire Big Island while continuing to promote compassionate and humane treatment of animals in our community.
The Hawaii Island Humane Society is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization founded in 1963 in Hilo. We serve the entire Big Island while continuing to promote compassionate and humane treatment of animals in our community.
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