Fukushima pets

[Melanie]

I keep bawling while reading these two articles, especially the part about the dog that was chained up to his home for 39 days and survived and yet sadly died a few days after being reunited with his family.

I wonder if there's any way to donate money to help the animal organization that is going into the no-go zone to help rescue the pets.

Fukushima pets in no-go zone face harsh winter

Fukushima Pets Running Out of Time

[Trien Chieu]

No need to look, there are humane society in your city where the money goes to help pets. The unwanted animals in your city needs your help just as much.

[patricia n]

There were a few animal organizations that travelled to the no go zone to help out, such as world vets. But then there were also a few scam organizations that were taking advantage of people's generosity.

This website has a petition that is trying to encourage the japanese government to save these animals. You can also donate here too.

http://savefukushimaanimals.com/

[Melanie]

No need to look, there are humane society in your city where the money goes to help pets. The unwanted animals in your city needs your help just as much.

I donate to the ASPCA.

There were a few animal organizations that travelled to the no go zone to help out, such as world vets. But then there were also a few scam organizations that were taking advantage of people's generosity.

This website has a petition that is trying to encourage the japanese government to save these animals. You can also donate here too.

http://savefukushimaanimals.com/

Thanks, patricia. I went to the site you provided and signed the petition. I think I'm going to donate, too.



I cry every time I read the stories at these humane society websites. I must be such a crybaby.