Intensive rescue activity with volunteers in the planned nationalization area in Okuma and Futaba.

November 2, 2014
Intensive rescue activity with volunteers in the planned nationalization area in Okuma and Futaba.

We are doing rescue activity with cooperative volunteers in Fukushima until December 4 this time.
As I have an adoption event on Sunday, I came back to Kawasaki after 2 days of duty.

This time also was hard activity.
I was sweating all the time.
I brought back a cat from Naraha that has serious decease.
This cat has kidney trouble and is in dangerous condition.
I hope this cat can get better though.


The planned nationalization area, Okuma and Futaba.
The censor camera is always set from 2011.01.01 00：00：00.

Recently I see many raccoons, civets and raccoon dogs, and I can’t figure this out with confidence.
Are you a cat?




Could the sound of food being eaten be a cat??



It looks a cat that has a long tail…



Yes it was a cat!




I saw a cat for the first time in this place on June 14 of this year.

http://banbihouse.blog69.fc2.com/blog-date-20140619.html


It looked like a very thin brown tabby.
Since then, I kept bringing the food.
But I hadn’t seen this cat since the first time, and sometimes I thought it might be dead.

So I was so glad when a cat came into the capture cage.
This cat has leukemia, but can live in our shelter happily without problems finding food.

I haven’t see another one since June.
Maybe it was my misjudgment and not a cat.
But one still might be there.
I discussed with Nekono Maria yesterday about having to try at least until the end of the year.

Check the censor camera.

A fat cat.
It’s good if this cat gained weight.
But maybe…another, different cat??


I think I saw a brown tubby…
But I can’t see the color in this camera.

Anyway I have to protect this cat too.