Meet Kauai's Only Farm Animal Rescue: Christy Wong

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Meet Kauai's Only Farm Animal Rescue: Christy Wong

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Jun 27, 2023

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For Christy Wong and her family, animals have always been a big part of their lives—however, they never imagined that they would someday be operating an entire rescue farm. By creating a safe home for animals and a welcoming space for her community, Kauai Animal Education Farm is helping preserve the local Hawaiian culture and connection to the land.

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Jun 27, 2023

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