Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
FlashTown, the sanctuary named for a dog who never reached Hawaiʻi
A private, off-grid farm and animal sanctuary in Mountain View, Hawaiʻi, where rescue animals, fruit trees, ponds, and a few side projects share one place.
- For
- People curious about off-grid farms and animal sanctuaries
- Worth noticing
- The site says solar and rain catchment support daily life; fiber is the only line coming in.
Field notes
The homepage connects the sanctuary to two projects: Fruity Puppy, described as fresh-fruit skin cream made from fruit grown there, and BroBots, which builds websites, stores, film, and trained bots. It names lilikoʻi, papaya, mint, aloe, and bananas among the plants growing near the cabin. The site says the property has no power-grid connection, uses solar for daily life, and catches rain; its only incoming utility line is fiber.
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