A black dog, a medium-sized mutt named JT, lay on his stomach in the yard outside the Maui Humane Society’s shelter in Puʻunēnē, his back legs splayed out and his long, pink tongue hanging from the side of his mouth.  “Energetic, chew toy enthusiast, treat-motivated,” Layli Gonzalez, a staff member at the shelter, said about … Continue reading Maui Residents Can’t Find Housing. Neither Can Their Cats And Dogs