Did CBS Sunday Morning visit the Lāna‘i Cat Sanctuary?

CBS Sunday Morning aired their visit to the Lāna‘i Cat Sanctuary this morning.  CBS reporter Conor Knighton Island Hopped over to Lāna‘i to visit the Cat Sanctuary.  The story opens with “Welcome to “Purr-adise.” These cats on the small Hawaiian island of Lanai have got it made. Amazing weather, meals served in their own “catfurteria,” occasional massages, and a steady influx of adoring fans ready to give them all the love and attention they could ever want.”

Executive Director, Keoni Vaughn and Founder Kathy Carroll are both interviewed in the CBS article.   Keoni shared that “In the last 12 months we’ve had over 10,000 visitors,” said Vaughn. “People from all over the world, of all ages come here. And it’s really, really nice to see their smiles on their face. And it’s really great that all these cats are getting the attention.”

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Founder Kathy Carroll explained in the CBS article that “Those birds are protected by state law and federal law,” Carroll said. “And we wanted to find a way to love and protect the cats, love and protect the birds, and help the community.”

The Cat Sanctuary depends on support from its visitors and individuals and business members of the local community.  Individuals wanting to help should check out the Cat Sanctuary’s wish list.

“Lost on Lāna‘i supports the Cat Sanctuary with donations when guests Book their Lāna‘i visit and they thank all of their customers for the support which allows them to give back to the community with donations.”

The full CBS article may be found on their website.

Frequently Asked Questions

1 How can I visit the Lāna‘i Cat Sanctuary?

The Lāna‘i Cat Sanctuary welcomes visitors from all over the world, with over 10,000 visitors in a 12-month period. The article encourages interested individuals to check the website's FAQ section for detailed information on visiting. Lost on Lāna‘i also supports the sanctuary with donations when guests book their Lāna‘i visit through them.

2 What is the mission of the Lāna‘i Cat Sanctuary?

The Lāna‘i Cat Sanctuary's mission is to love and protect the island's cats while simultaneously safeguarding the native bird population, which is protected by state and federal law. Founder Kathy Carroll explained that the sanctuary aims to find a way to help both the cats and the broader community.

3 How does Lost on Lāna‘i support the Cat Sanctuary?

Lost on Lāna‘i supports the Lāna‘i Cat Sanctuary by making donations. These contributions are made when guests book their Lāna‘i visit through Lost on Lāna‘i, allowing the company to give back to the community with these donations.