Watch Life With Cats

See the cats. See the work. Come along with us.

Some parts of life with cats are easier to understand when you can simply see them.

  • A sanctuary morning.
  • A familiar colony cat arriving for dinner.
  • A newcomer appearing for the first time.
  • A successful trapping night.
  • A cat waking up after surgery.
  • A return to familiar territory.

Or a cat doing something that has absolutely nothing to do with research, policy, or population management.

Video lets us share those moments as they happen.  These are pieces of lived reality from our work with cats in Hawaiʻi—small parts of their moʻolelo, and of ours.

 

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What You’ll See

Sanctuary Life

Meals, friendships, senior cats, medical care, new arrivals, favorite sleeping places, and the everyday routines of caring for many cats.

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Life in the Colonies

Regular cats, newcomers, feeding rounds, health checks, ear tips, population changes, weather, and the things we notice because we keep showing up.

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TNR & Clinic Life

Trapping, transportation, surgery, recovery, return, and the people whose work makes sterilization and community cat management possible.

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Sometimes the Cat Is the Whole Story

Not every video needs a lesson.

Sometimes the value is simply getting to know the cats.

  • A strange habit.
  • A friendship.
  • A stubborn personality.
  • A quiet moment with an older cat.
  • Someone stealing another cat’s bed.
  • Someone deciding that a cardboard box is clearly more valuable than anything we bought for them.

Those moments are part of the moʻolelo too.  They remind us why mālama begins with knowing the animals themselves.

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