☆Volunteer cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima for May completed. Rescued a brown tabby in the difficult-to-return area of Okuma.
June 1, 2016
☆Volunteer cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima for May completed.
Rescued a brown tabby in the difficult-to-return area of Okuma.
The cats that were left on the inside of the barricade of the difficult-to-return area in Fukushima have to live in a environment severe beyond discription.
There are very few volunteers now.
One person worked each day, setting the capture cages for as long as possible.
Matatabi&Nekokatsu started on the first day.
Capture cages set, SD cards changed in sensor cameras, check the capture cages, change the food in the capture cages, change the SD cards of sensor cameras, do the feeding, and supply wanter…
They separated for 2 days, and then joined together on the last day to collect the capture cages and see to the feeding, and water supplies.
Loading food from Kawasaki in 2 cars.
So much food arrived in Naraha base through your support.
So 3 cars full of food.
Thank you so much for your generous support.
At first, check the capture cage.
We have to change the food in the capture cage because of hot weather.
The water bowl is empty.
If we clean the bowl, it takes more time.
But we want to give them clean water.
Tied the feeding box up to a shelf mounted high on a wall to avoid wild animals.
I am clumsy, but tried to repair the feeding box.
I was pressed for time, but it’s better than do nothing.
And
Protected one cat in Okuma.
White brown tabby, male, no sterilization, maybe about 1 year old.
Maybe this is a brother of the one that we protected last time, and Matatabi&Nekokatsu brought back to their shelter in Saitama.
Nekono Maria, who was in charge of rescue activity on the last day, welcomed this cat into her shelter.A young male, he’s full of energy, and can be forceful to the point of being a bit intimidating.
We have been there over 5 years.
We have never seen this cat and never filmed it by sensor camera.
But they are desperate to find food, and finally arrived at a feeding point in a town where no one lives.
I can’t stop this activity while leaving such cats behind.
☆Volunteer cooperative rescue activity in Fukushima for May completed.
Rescued a brown tabby in the difficult-to-return area of Okuma.
The cats that were left on the inside of the barricade of the difficult-to-return area in Fukushima have to live in a environment severe beyond discription.
There are very few volunteers now.
One person worked each day, setting the capture cages for as long as possible.
Matatabi&Nekokatsu started on the first day.
Capture cages set, SD cards changed in sensor cameras, check the capture cages, change the food in the capture cages, change the SD cards of sensor cameras, do the feeding, and supply wanter…
They separated for 2 days, and then joined together on the last day to collect the capture cages and see to the feeding, and water supplies.
Loading food from Kawasaki in 2 cars.
So much food arrived in Naraha base through your support.
So 3 cars full of food.
Thank you so much for your generous support.
At first, check the capture cage.
We have to change the food in the capture cage because of hot weather.
The water bowl is empty.
If we clean the bowl, it takes more time.
But we want to give them clean water.
Tied the feeding box up to a shelf mounted high on a wall to avoid wild animals.
I am clumsy, but tried to repair the feeding box.
I was pressed for time, but it’s better than do nothing.
And
Protected one cat in Okuma.
White brown tabby, male, no sterilization, maybe about 1 year old.
Maybe this is a brother of the one that we protected last time, and Matatabi&Nekokatsu brought back to their shelter in Saitama.
Nekono Maria, who was in charge of rescue activity on the last day, welcomed this cat into her shelter.A young male, he’s full of energy, and can be forceful to the point of being a bit intimidating.
We have been there over 5 years.
We have never seen this cat and never filmed it by sensor camera.
But they are desperate to find food, and finally arrived at a feeding point in a town where no one lives.
I can’t stop this activity while leaving such cats behind.
