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The Hawaiian Feathered Friends Network (HFFN) is Hawaiสปi’s premiere network of bird and parrot enthusiasts โ€” and a proud 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Our mission is simple but far-reaching: to bring together bird lovers across the Hawaiian Islands in a friendly, supportive community; to educate bird owners and promote the highest standards of care; to rescue birds in need; and to advocate for our rights to own, keep, and breed birds in the islands. Everything we do is guided by one belief โ€” that our feathered companions deserve happy, healthy, and long lives.

To support that mission, HFFN holds monthly meetings and operates several active outreach communities on Facebook, including the Hawaii Parrot Forum and the Hawaii Parrot & Bird Lost and Found List, in addition to our main HFFN Facebook page.

Monthly Meetings

Meetings are held on the third Sunday of each month from 12:00 noon until 4:00 pm โ€” or whenever the last person heads home! Meeting dates are regularly posted on our Facebook page.

We gather at Moanalua Park (1289 Mahiole Street, Honolulu), right beside the beautiful Moanalua Gardens. Look for us under the Big Tree or at the pavilion โ€” a map below shows the location of the tree in relation to the pavilion. If you have any trouble finding us, just call (808) 294-7382 and we’ll point you in the right direction.

The park is beautiful, clean, and provides a wonderful backdrop for photos of your feathered companions. Meetings begin with a potluck lunch where members mingle and introduce themselves and their birds. Once everyone is settled in, we move into our agenda โ€” whether that’s a featured topic, a guest speaker, or open discussion.

Thinking about joining? Come to a meeting and get to know us โ€” there’s absolutely no obligation. We’d love to meet you and your birds! ๐Ÿฆœ

Map to the park
Map to the park, location of the parking lot by the pavilion, and the location of the big tree.

Directions to Moanalua Park

From Honolulu (traveling westbound on H-1):

  1. Follow H-1 West to H-201 West โ€” follow signs for H-201 W / Aiea / Fort Shafter
  2. Take the Puuloa Road exit toward Tripler Hospital (HI-7310)
  3. Turn right onto Jarrett White Road
  4. Turn left onto Mahiole Street

From the Ewa side (traveling eastbound on H-201):

  1. Take Exit 3 toward HI-7310 North
  2. Turn left onto Jarrett White Road / Puuloa Road
  3. Turn left onto Mahiole Street

๐Ÿ“ Google Pin: Follow this link to find the back steps that lead directly down to the Big Tree โ€” ๐Ÿฆœ Google Pin

Map showing the location of the big tree and the pavilion.
Map showing the location of the big tree and the pavilion.

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