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Hawaii feral cat pictures, government buildings, 2002-06. As a former Senior Aide at the Honolulu City Council, Executive Secretary for a city commission and legislative aide at the Hawaii State Capitol, I was always amused and humbled by the cats near our government buildings. In the last few days of my Mom's life in May of 2006, each day I would leave her room at Queen's Hospital after midnight and visit the cats on my way to the car at the city parking structure. I really appreciated their company. For nearly all the cats, the ear is clipped to show that they have been fixed. The issue of wild animals in Honolulu is a serious one. Luckily, a group of volunteers assist to control Hawaii's downtown cat population.

Though most visitors to Hawaii's Capitol district don't see these cats, they are there watching you and acting finicky.

Punchbowl Street.





Kalanimoku Building.



Iolani Palace fountain.



I rotated this picture to make it look more dramatic.

Kalanimoku Building.

Chuckie, near the city municipal parking structure. He is my favorite because he keeps himself so clean.

 




We are watching you! Watching us eat.

This looks like a true jungle picture! Move over National Geographic.

Gracie, who is now in Heaven, during the timeI followed her on the roof.

Yum, yum, yum.

Trying to look innocent on the city auditorium construction site. Shame.

It's safe to be by room 220. (You know who has left.)








Tree between Iolani Palace and state Capitol.



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