#leilani farm sanctuary

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaiʻi is launching its annual “Give a Hoof Week” from July 21–27, raising funds and awareness for donkey rescue organizations that inspired the company’s name and branding.

Leilani Farm Sanctuary is seeking volunteer help and monetary donations from the community to continue caring for its rescued animals amid a large number of farm tour cancellations.

Leilani Farm Sanctuary, located on an eight-acre farm on Maui, is hoping to rally enough support to stay afloat as the nonprofit deals with canceled reservations and slow bookings.

Record heavy rainfall on Maui last week caused a dam to overflow and destroy fencing for acres of habitat in the lower reaches of Leilani Farm Sanctuary, an all-volunteer, non-profit facility for rescued animals in Hāʻiku.

The County of Maui Volunteer Center held its annual “Celebration of Service” in the Mayor’s Conference Room in the County of Maui Building on April 12, 2016, to recognize 10 special volunteers who have made a great impact on the community.

Owners of Leilani Farm Sanctuary say they hope the animal rights movement and compassion for animals will be strengthened as a result of the national television exposure.

National Geographic’s new reality show, Aloha Vet, will feature Maui’s Leilani Farm Sanctuary in it’s premier, set to air next month, according to farm founder Laurelee Blanchard.