MAGICAL CREATURES OF HAMAKUA - ANIMAL RESCUE AND SANCTUARY
EIN 82-4260185 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
Program 1: Sanctuary & Animal Care: Magical Creatures Sanctuary Provides Lifelong Sanctuary, Individualized Care, and Rehabilitation for Rescued Farmed Animals In Need. In 2025, The Organization Cared for More Than 100 Resident Animals, Including Goats, Sheep, Pigs, Cows, Chickens, and Other Farmed Animals, Many of Whom Are Elderly, Disabled, Orphaned, or Survivors of Neglect, Abandonment, Injury, or Medical Hardship. The Sanctuary Provided Daily Feeding, Safe Housing, Enrichment, Hoof Care, Medication, Veterinary Treatment, and Specialized Support As Needed. A Significant Part of The Sanctuarys Work Involves Animals With Complex Medical or Mobility Needs, Including Residents Who Require Prosthetics, Braces, Wheelchairs, Wound Care, Chronic-condition Management, or Long-term Rehabilitation. The Sanctuary Also Responded to Community Inquiries From Individuals Seeking Guidance and Support for Farmed Animal Care, Helping Fill A Gap In Services for Non-companion Animals In Hawaii. The Sanc
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ContactMathias LundbladTreasurer
Mailing addressPO Box 444, Laupahoehoe, HI 96764
Main phone(808) 758-7500 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2018
- County
- Hawaii
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