Fukushima planned nationalisation area Okuma-machi.
June 18, 2014
Fukushima planned nationalisation area Okuma-machi.
It’s been 3 years since people left.
There is a dilapidated house and the owner is an old woman.
Her grand daughter asked me to find the grand mother’s cat.
Since then, I have been visiting this house to leave the food.
I rescued many cats but not her American short hair cat.
The government is planning to nationalise this area, and that would make it difficult to come.
So whenever I come here, I set the capture cage.
Last time, there were so many bamboo shoots.
It grew up like this.
Each time, the situation surprises me.
I can’t stop rescuing cats still remaining such place.
Set the capture cage.
In Namie, there is some well water and spring water, but none in Okuma.
I always leave a lot of water in the pail, but it’s gone quickly.
If rain water collects in the pail, it can save the animal.
These red water pails are from Nyanda Guard.
Thank you so much.
At first, we set the capture cage in the nationalised planning area.
Then go to Futaba.
Matatabi goes to other areas, beyond our range.
Matatabi going full throttle, too busy, and no time to report.
He is always smiling. (I can’t be like him)
But it must be too hard.
Please support him.
Here is Matatabi’s blog.
http://ameblo.jp/nyancoouchisagashi22/entry-11876834926.html
Fukushima planned nationalisation area Okuma-machi.
It’s been 3 years since people left.
There is a dilapidated house and the owner is an old woman.
Her grand daughter asked me to find the grand mother’s cat.
Since then, I have been visiting this house to leave the food.
I rescued many cats but not her American short hair cat.
The government is planning to nationalise this area, and that would make it difficult to come.
So whenever I come here, I set the capture cage.
Last time, there were so many bamboo shoots.
It grew up like this.
Each time, the situation surprises me.
I can’t stop rescuing cats still remaining such place.
Set the capture cage.
In Namie, there is some well water and spring water, but none in Okuma.
I always leave a lot of water in the pail, but it’s gone quickly.
If rain water collects in the pail, it can save the animal.
These red water pails are from Nyanda Guard.
Thank you so much.
At first, we set the capture cage in the nationalised planning area.
Then go to Futaba.
Matatabi goes to other areas, beyond our range.
Matatabi going full throttle, too busy, and no time to report.
He is always smiling. (I can’t be like him)
But it must be too hard.
Please support him.
Here is Matatabi’s blog.
http://ameblo.jp/nyancoouchisagashi22/entry-11876834926.html
