A top priority is to get displaced animals out of animal control centers that may start to kill animals (the usual method being gassing).
So far the Nippon SPCA has recieved US$14,821 -- A great thank you to everyone has made this possible! The Nippon SPCA is continuing to accept donations to support our next visit to Japan's disaster areas starting this Friday March 25. We will be takin...g a team up to visit the government "protection" centers (Aigo) where animals are being euthanized between 1 to 5 days after being dropped off. There we will ask the staff to hand the animals over to the Nippon SPCA for care and to be made available for adoption; and for the center's directors to uphold the suspension of the law that puts these animals to death. On an earlier trip immediately after the quake, we saved 4 dogs whose shelter was without water, electricity or food. See the photos section for more information about that trip.
If you want to contribute, please visit PAYPAL and direct a donation to the email address akiko@nipponspca.com
If this link does not work, simply visit www.paypal.com, select the tab marked "Personal" then click over the banner heading "Send Money" and choose "Internationally". All you will need to do is follow the directions on the right side and enter the email address akiko@nipponspca.com when prompted to direct the contribution to the Nippon SPCA
If you are in Japan and can read Japanese, you can find out more about the Nippon SPCA Fund here:
and contribute through justgiving.com All contributions will go toward:Water and food supplies for the shelters and rescued animalsAntiobiotics, other medicines and medical gear to take care of injured and sick animalsCages to put animals in to transport themNet laundry bags to hold catsCar rentalSecuring a substantial supply of gasoline and gasoline tanks.
At least one Geiger Counter to be sure of the safety of radiation levels when travelling into the Fukushima areaWhatever food and supplies are necessary for voluneteers to travel into the disaster areas We'll keep you informed of our actions via the NSPCA page. Any help is appreciated! Let's rescue all the animals that we can!
by: Nippon SPCA
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