Mimmi

shy . humble . altruistic

Not many people have the chance to see Maluhani open up to them, but those who do get close to Mimmi will see that she is a kind-hearted and selfless moo, which perfectly reflects onto her occupation as a marine life rehabilitator.

Although she is very shy, Mimmi is constantly around other moos. Whether she is attending classes to advance her degree, teaching hula to the local children, relaxing on crowded beaches, or at home with her roommates, who always seem to be doing something, there are people around. Maluhani is aware this is not a healthy lifestyle for her and is working towards having more alone time and finding ways to enjoy her hobbies without being in crowded spaces. Her shyness towards people lends itself well to her love for animals. She feels that sea life understands her more than her fellow moos do and that their gentle souls are owed protection. Mimmi has a particular love for sea turtles. Her love for wildlife was also nurtured by the Kapule family, who took great pride in their native land and worked hard with conservation efforts. Maluhani has currently expanded her horizons at the rehabilitation center to not only focus on getting wildlife healthy but to also prevent injuries in the first place. To do this, she has become more active in the sections of her organization that focus on creating protected beaches and passing bills to help wildlife flourish. While her passion is working hands on with animals she knows this second focus is great for the bigger picture.