The rescue activity goes on after one year the creation of the off-limits area.
April 22nd, 2012
We are holding a donation event every weekend. Plus I go to Fukushima to leave food, do rescue activity, and work in the hospital. This is physically quite hard, and sometimes I really want to have a good long sleep. But my fellow relief workers in Fukushima, working together as volunteers and veterinarian in the shelter, and people who support our activity, all encourage me a lot. This is why I can continue this activity without succumbing to the difficulties. Honestly, I want so much just to relax a little, but at this moment I must go to rescue the animals still waiting there.
Third time in this place. I couldn’t go there for long time. I couldn’t stand it when I heard there are still pets living there after the Tsunami.
It was true. How can they survive in such a terrible area.
If I see a cat where a house still stands I leave a letter.
I got a call from the owner of this house, who is a worker in the nuclear power plant. He wanted to express his thanks. I said let's rescue his cat.
It's painful to imagine the emotion of an owner whose home is in an area that's due to be closed. I will do my best to rescue the pets. I captured this cat thanks to someone offering me their barn for feeding. This cat will certainly make it back to the owner’s loving arms.
It’s been one year since the off-limits area was created. I was desperate one year ago. So many people were involved with sleepless rescue activity. All of us tried to rescue the dogs and cats before the area was closed.
After the off-limits area was created, the rescue workers decreased day by day, due to the severity of police guarding. Now there are not many, but still so many cats remain, battling hunger to survive.
My strength is strained, but I still have a little left to rescue such cats.
In the last donation event, 6 cats found host families. Yesterday, I got a call to receive 3 sick and unfriendly cats. It is so much appreciated. I can now receive 9 cats from the afflicted area.
However, still so many cats are left. We continue the rescue activity, to cooperate with the residents in the off-limits area, and all of Fukushima.
We are holding a donation event every weekend. Plus I go to Fukushima to leave food, do rescue activity, and work in the hospital. This is physically quite hard, and sometimes I really want to have a good long sleep. But my fellow relief workers in Fukushima, working together as volunteers and veterinarian in the shelter, and people who support our activity, all encourage me a lot. This is why I can continue this activity without succumbing to the difficulties. Honestly, I want so much just to relax a little, but at this moment I must go to rescue the animals still waiting there.
Third time in this place. I couldn’t go there for long time. I couldn’t stand it when I heard there are still pets living there after the Tsunami.
It was true. How can they survive in such a terrible area.
If I see a cat where a house still stands I leave a letter.
I got a call from the owner of this house, who is a worker in the nuclear power plant. He wanted to express his thanks. I said let's rescue his cat.
It's painful to imagine the emotion of an owner whose home is in an area that's due to be closed. I will do my best to rescue the pets. I captured this cat thanks to someone offering me their barn for feeding. This cat will certainly make it back to the owner’s loving arms.
It’s been one year since the off-limits area was created. I was desperate one year ago. So many people were involved with sleepless rescue activity. All of us tried to rescue the dogs and cats before the area was closed.
After the off-limits area was created, the rescue workers decreased day by day, due to the severity of police guarding. Now there are not many, but still so many cats remain, battling hunger to survive.
My strength is strained, but I still have a little left to rescue such cats.
In the last donation event, 6 cats found host families. Yesterday, I got a call to receive 3 sick and unfriendly cats. It is so much appreciated. I can now receive 9 cats from the afflicted area.
However, still so many cats are left. We continue the rescue activity, to cooperate with the residents in the off-limits area, and all of Fukushima.
