Dog helps dog.
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It's driving me crazy not being able to understand what they are saying...and hoping someone can help these dogs.  I love the Brittany - they are the breed I grew up with. And while she's very overweight, it is a good thing in this case  .I thought the setter was dead, until it moved a rear leg, then lifted it's head. What a mess..... |
got sheep wrote: It's driving me crazy not being able to understand what they are saying...and hoping someone can help these dogs. I love the Brittany - they are the breed I grew up with. And while she's very overweight, it is a good thing in this case .I thought the setter was dead, until it moved a rear leg, then lifted it's head. What a mess.....  Me too, I thought the setter was dead at first.I really hope they get help too!!!  |
| Gah, I can't view youtube videos at work. What's wrong with these dogs? |
Baba wrote: Gah, I can't view youtube videos at work. What's wrong with these dogs? They are filmed as part of the Japan earthquake/tsunami victim footage. A reporter comes across the Brittany sitting next to a dog that appears dead. It's in the middle of all the flood and destruction. Then the injured dog lifts a rear leg, then it's head. It's an english setter. I did see on another link later on that the brittany went to rescue and the injured dog is at a vet.  And the brittany has a collar, and looks like some kind of ID tag. I hope her family is OK and can claim her. |
| There's no food, water for these animals, let alone people. That water basin probably filled with sea water. Friend in Tokoyo says they are out of food in stores. I'm afraid animals are not going to make it thru this disaster. I'm sorry I watched this.............. |
got sheep wrote: I did see on another link later on that the brittany went to rescue and the injured dog is at a vet. And the brittany has a collar, and looks like some kind of ID tag. I hope her family is OK and can claim her. that's great! I think in the middle of all this tragedies, people find it important to take care of everyone that survived the Tsunami, Earthquake or Nuclear Disaster also the dogs and cats if it's possible. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540#42110347 |
| This video was on Fox news today - over 80,000 people inquired about these dogs - some even asked about adopting them. Looks like they're in good hands. http://www.freekibble.com/ and they'll donate dog food for animals in Japan. |
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