FLASHTOWN
Rescue cats who share the decks, the cabin, and the gardens
The animals are not decoration. They are the bosses, the beneficiaries, and the reason this whole place has to work. No cages — decks, shelters, gardens, and open space built around them.
About twenty-five rescue cats live here right now. Many arrived as kittens through Hawaiʻi Island’s overpopulation crisis. They have places to disappear when they want privacy.
Flash loved kittens. The sanctuary exists so that love could keep doing something after he was gone. Cats on the pond wall, cats on the deck, cats interrupting dinner — that is the daily proof.
About twenty-five right now. The number moves as rescues come and go.
This is a private sanctuary. Some animals don’t like strangers. Write first about private tours — do not show up unannounced.
