Animals in the 20 kilometer exclusion zone in Japan
Animal rescue volunteers in Japan's earthquake and tsunami effected areas
continue to be very concerned about the animals that we know remain in the 20
kilometer exclusion zone. This area has now been officially sealed by the
Japanese government, leaving thousands of pets inside without care. We are
asking that people contact the Japanese government, urging them to allow rescue
groups to help. These animals have now gone over a week without people coming in to feed them...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Animals left alone in the 20 kilometer exclusion zone in Japan need your help
now. We are asking people to send a comment to this government
link: https://www.kantei.go.jp/
Please remind the government that the pets in the 20 kilometer zone are loved
and wanted. They should not stay there to starve, nor should they be removed to
go to animal control facilities. Many guardians cannot get back to the area to
retrieve their pets. Please let animal rescue groups back into the zone now, to
be part of the process of getting animals to safety.
You might also write your nearest Japanese embassy with the above request.
Susan Roberts
JEARS ground team
continue to be very concerned about the animals that we know remain in the 20
kilometer exclusion zone. This area has now been officially sealed by the
Japanese government, leaving thousands of pets inside without care. We are
asking that people contact the Japanese government, urging them to allow rescue
groups to help. These animals have now gone over a week without people coming in to feed them...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Animals left alone in the 20 kilometer exclusion zone in Japan need your help
now. We are asking people to send a comment to this government
link: https://www.kantei.go.jp/
Please remind the government that the pets in the 20 kilometer zone are loved
and wanted. They should not stay there to starve, nor should they be removed to
go to animal control facilities. Many guardians cannot get back to the area to
retrieve their pets. Please let animal rescue groups back into the zone now, to
be part of the process of getting animals to safety.
You might also write your nearest Japanese embassy with the above request.
Susan Roberts
JEARS ground team
Thank you so much for posting this information.
ReplyDeleteI ask all readers to support the work of Japan Earthquake Animal Rescue and Support (JEARS) in their efforts to help both the animal victims of the earthquake and their guardians.