Fence, and leash?

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And, keeping it Puna, neither is the Humane Society in Kea'au or the other shelters under the Hawaii Island Humane Societ. It's a non-profit organization who can, no more than any individual, go onto private property and remove an animal. And since the streets of subdivisions are private property, you have to have the animal restrained and ready for them to pick it up on your property for them to come out.

I wish they were a government animal control agency like the one in Los Angeles County. Here's a link to their website http://animalcare.lacounty.gov/

I can't seem to find the animal control laws for Hawaii Count. Anyone have a link? I think the Police need to enforce the animal control laws in this County.