☆Cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima on July 10 in the difficult return area and planned nationalization area in Okuma.
July 11, 2015
☆Cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima on July 10 in the difficult return area and planned nationalization area in Okuma.
Using sensor cameras, made possible by your support, achieves great results.
Now we can make good plans for where to set the capture cages.
This is a place where some people saw a black and white cat across the street.
I hope this cat comes into the capture cage.
Matatabi & Nekokatsu set 2 capture cages.
Now we know, from a sensor camera which Madao set, that 2 other cats come to eat.
During the last activity, this resident called me.
This elderly lady evacuated to Aizu from Okuma.
But she doesn’t know anyone, and misses Okuma so much.
I am thinking of taking her to Okuma after next Spring.
There are still some cats in this town.
We use the neighbors land, and also the land where I helped the resident to find their cats, as we focus on protecting them
I set the capture cage in the dog house which our supporter’s donated.
Planned nationalization area in Okuma.
This area is quite close to the nuclear power plant.
Sakuramama and volunteers were bringing food after the accident.
This time, we set 3 sensor cameras, and near each one 2 capture cages.
Radioactivity is still high, and this area will be nationalized.
Most of the residents don’t visit.
Untouched, everything is the same as right after the accident.
Continue tomorrow.
☆Cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima on July 10 in the difficult return area and planned nationalization area in Okuma.
Using sensor cameras, made possible by your support, achieves great results.
Now we can make good plans for where to set the capture cages.
This is a place where some people saw a black and white cat across the street.
I hope this cat comes into the capture cage.
Matatabi & Nekokatsu set 2 capture cages.
Now we know, from a sensor camera which Madao set, that 2 other cats come to eat.
During the last activity, this resident called me.
This elderly lady evacuated to Aizu from Okuma.
But she doesn’t know anyone, and misses Okuma so much.
I am thinking of taking her to Okuma after next Spring.
There are still some cats in this town.
We use the neighbors land, and also the land where I helped the resident to find their cats, as we focus on protecting them
I set the capture cage in the dog house which our supporter’s donated.
Planned nationalization area in Okuma.
This area is quite close to the nuclear power plant.
Sakuramama and volunteers were bringing food after the accident.
This time, we set 3 sensor cameras, and near each one 2 capture cages.
Radioactivity is still high, and this area will be nationalized.
Most of the residents don’t visit.
Untouched, everything is the same as right after the accident.
Continue tomorrow.
