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[State] Hawaii [Citation] Hawaii Statutes Section 663-9 and 663-9.1 [Local Gov’t] Click here [Highlights] 
The owner or harborer of an animal, if the animal proximately causes either personal or property damage to any person, shall be liable in damages to the person injured regardless of the animal owner's or harborer's lack of scienter of the vicious or dangerous propensities of the animal. The owner or harborer of an animal which is known by its species or nature to be dangerous, wild, or vicious, if the animal proximately causes either personal or property damage to any person, shall be strictly liable for such damage. See section 663-9.1 for exceptions.
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