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Originally posted by calgal
I've never been to a condo in Hawaii (or a hotel for that matter) where I didn't see stray cats. We did see a three or four at FFKHR but they never bothered us. In fact they usually ran the other way if we walked by them. One guest across the way from our unit was putting out milk for them each morning. This was a BAD idea since the cats came to expect it. Once that guest checked out the cats came to that door every day looking for him. We also saw where some guest put a sack of garbage outside their unit instead of taking it directly to the bin. Of course the cats got into it and made a mess.
Management did not put any notice in the units to tell people NOT to feed the cats (which other condos sometimes do). I'm a cat lover and have one of my own but I don't think people should feed the strays.
If you get a top floor unit you shouldn't be bothered but even the bottom units are raised off the ground level so I doubt the cats would come on your lanai unless encouraged to do so.
it just seems strange that you always see stray cats at resorts in Hawaii -- does anyone know why that is? 
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