The Lanai Cat Sanctuary: Finding “Mana” Among the Hawaiian Lions

Casey  Hersch previously shared her experience visiting the Lanai Cat Sanctuary on the Hawaiian island of Lanai with us. The sanctuary is home to over 600 rescued cats. The sanctuary works with the cats’ and the island’s natural tendencies. Offering a model for animal rescue, the emphasis is on customization for the needs of a specific community and its unique resources. You can read Casey’s post here.

Casey recently wrote more about her visit on her own website, Light Your Sparkle. Click here to read Finding My “Mana” Among the Hawaiian Lions for more about this magical place and the cats and humans who inhabit it.

Editor’s note: In Hawaiian culture, “Mana” is the spiritual life force energy or healing power that permeates the universe.

Photo ©Light Your Sparkle, used with permission

Casey Hersch, MSW, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker, author, and founder of http://www.lightyoursparkle.life.  She specializes in chronic illness and ways to empower others to be an expert on their own bodies.  Pet companionship, and in her case, her cat friends, have been at the heart of her own healing.  She is passionate about integrative treatment models for humans and pets. 

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