Tucked away on a family compound in Kahalu’u, Lawrence Lovestock is a rescue petting farm catering to local families, special needs children, and visitors. The farm provides a safe, healthy, and loving environment for animals saved from slaughter, euthanization, or re-homing.
Lovestock's residents, referred to as "lovestock" instead of livestock, offer visitors a chance to feed their souls with joy and compassion. From pigs surrendered by families to parrots rescued after years of solitude, each animal has a unique story of survival and resilience.
With a legacy dating back to 1917, Lawrence Lovestock's multi-generational family embraces a rich history of living and working the land. Visitors can volunteer to interact with and care for the animals, creating a hands-on experience that fosters connection and mutual respect.
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