Under Water: Rush Aid to People and Pets Across Multiple Islands

The worst flooding in 20 years has struck Oʻahu, Maui and Moloka’i following two powerful winter cyclones, forcing evacuations, putting thousands at risk, and causing an estimated $1 billion in damage. The Hawai’i National Guard and Coast Guard are conducting rescues, but dangerous conditions continue with more rain expected.

Families who fled rising waters had little time to gather belongings, and many are struggling to keep their pets safe. Animal shelters flooded, and partners report urgent needs for evacuation, medical care, and supplies. Pets are displaced and in immediate danger.

That's why our partner, Greater Good Charities, is on the ground and working with local partners to distribute pet food and supplies. With your support, people and pets in impacted communities can receive lifesaving aid in the midst of crisis.

We need YOUR help now! Donate now to rush urgent aid to people and pets who’ve survived the floods.