Terrier mix, Kinako, is ready to steal your heart
Sarang will bring play, joy to your ohana
Hawaiian Humane Society officials introduced Kinako, a three-year-old, 29-pound terrier mix.
He was brought to the shelter after his previous owner could no longer care for him and now, he's looking for a fresh start.
When you first meet him, Kinako can be a little shy but with time, he will showcase his heart full of love with his playful and goofy self.Kinako is looking for an ohana who can show him kindness, love and patience. He would love a family that 'can show him that the world isn't such a scary place.'
Once he finds his fur-ever family, Kinako can explore, play and shower them with unconditional love with confidence.
Kinako is awaiting your visit at the Hawaiian Humane Society's Moiliili Campus daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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More information can be found on the Hawaiian Humane Society's website.
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