If you are fond of cats and you get a chance to visit Hawaii, then you might want to add on the Lanai Cat Sanctuary to your list! People from all over the world come to cuddle these cats and its easy to believe why once you look at these pictures.
Lanai Sanctuary is home to around 500 cats and whoever visits it is allowed to pet them, only at a condition that their vacation is long enough. The sanctuary is located on an island in Hawaii, Lanai. It covers over 25,000 square foot and trust me with this one, if you go there you’ll feel as if you’ve entered into the city of cats. The cats are free to roam around as they wish. The sanctuary’s Executive Director calls it the Furr Seasons. The cats their are available for adoption, and any stray cat is free to live its whole life there. It’s open all 7 days of the week, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Lanai Cat Sanctuary – Home to almost 500 cats.
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And you are allowed to cuddle all of them!
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But you need to have enough time for it of course.
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The sanctuary is situated at an island in Hawaii.
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People from all over the world come to visit this sanctuary.
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One cat enthusiast came all the way from Japan to visit the sanctuary.
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We can’t blame him. Just look at these cuties!
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The sanctuary covers an area of over 250,000 square foot.
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The cats are not caged and are free to roam around.
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The sanctuary is open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. everyday.
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All of the cats living here are available for either adoption or foster, you can also sponsor one or more of them!
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Any homeless cat can come and live here for the rest of its life.
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The sanctuary’s executive director calls it the “Furr” Seasons!
Watch this video below and see for yourself:
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