Council accepts donated pygmy goats for Keiki Zoo
September 20, 2026 | Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii
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The Committee on Public Safety and Economy on Sept. 24 considered Resolution 26-194 to accept two donated Nigerian dwarf (pygmy) goats for the Keiki Zoo, including transport and veterinary screening valued at $3,370.
A Department of Enterprise Services representative told the committee the animals had "already given birth" and encouraged families to bring children to the Keiki Zoo to see the baby goats. "The babies are always the most exciting thing for the Keiki at the zoo," the representative said.
No public testimony was received on the item. The chair recommended the resolution be reported out for adoption; hearing no objections, the committee ordered it reported out.
The resolution will be forwarded to the full council for formal adoption.
A Department of Enterprise Services representative told the committee the animals had "already given birth" and encouraged families to bring children to the Keiki Zoo to see the baby goats. "The babies are always the most exciting thing for the Keiki at the zoo," the representative said.
No public testimony was received on the item. The chair recommended the resolution be reported out for adoption; hearing no objections, the committee ordered it reported out.
The resolution will be forwarded to the full council for formal adoption.
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