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政府がちゃんと今後の見通しを説明せずに急に避難しなくてはいけないから、すぐに帰れるとおもいペットを置いてきた方が多いようです。

貴重品や思い出の品なども。

放射線量を計測して、ある程度大丈夫であれば時間を決めて自衛隊のほうで(被曝させてしまうので気の毒ですが）バスなどで送迎＋除染をするべきではと思います。

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転載元被災地動物情報のブログ　

福島県の原発避難区域は現在、

件が国に立ち入り禁止の法的処置を要請しています！！

念のため

ペットの救済の要請もお急ぎください！！

福島県が国に、

避難指示となっているエリア

（福島第一原発から２０キロ圏内）で、

避難所から自宅に一時的に帰宅する住民が増えていることから、

警戒区域を法的に設置し、

住民が立ち入れないようにするよう要請したそうです。

・・・・以下、動物愛護団体さんリスト・・・

（抜けていた場合はお知らせください）

info肉球dear-paws.com(肉球＝＠）

●一般社団法人UKC JAPAN
福島原発避難区域にレスキュー行ってます。
福島市、仙台市、七ヶ浜石巻市、南相馬、いわき市で活動中。
http://ameblo.jp/dog-rescue/

携帯090-1157-2499

●アニマルフレンズ新潟

宮城、福島、岩手で活動。

WorldVetsやPETAと提携されてます。

http://www.afniigata.org/

電話　０９０－４６２４－３３０１　イザベラ・ガラオン青木

●日本地震動物救援会 (JEARS)
http://www.facebook.com/AnimalRescueJapan?ref=ts

david@jears.org .

●ハンドラーズグループG7
http://twitter.com/#!/dogownerrescue

●犬猫みなしご救援隊

http://www.minashigo.jp/

TEL 082-812-3745 FAX 082-819-2695
TEL 082-205-1155 FAX 082-205-1155
TEL 082-819-2693

●ぷーち

http://www.pooch1.com/

●日本アニマルトラスト

http://www.happyhouse.or.jp/

072－737-1707 072－737-1811

●ARK
http://www.arkbark.net/

●島根動物愛護ネットワーク
http://twitter.com/#!/norineko

●NPO法人WANWANパーティクラブ

http://www.wanwan.org/

●エンジェルズ

http://angels2005.org/relay/index.html

転載以上

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http://photo.sankei.jp.msn.com/kodawari/data/Earthquake/201103/25/pet2/
東日本大震災で被災したペットたち。あの日、午後２時４６分を境に生活が一変した。しかたのない事だが、行政の支援は人間に向けられ、ペットは置き去りにされがち。飼い主もペットを抱えたままだと行動が制限されてしまう。不自由な生活。それでも寄り添いながら生きていく。強い絆で結ばれているから・・・。

　仙台近郊の避難所で愛犬のメイを抱きしめる、いとうあかねさん　　Akane Ito hugs her dog Mei at an evacuation center in Natori, near Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, Friday, March 18, 2011. Mei was returned to her today, seven days after she went missing following the earthquake triggered tsunami on March 11. (AP Photo/Mark Baker)

避難所の中に入れない愛犬と遊ぶ被災者＝２２日、岩手県釜石市　（桐山弘太撮影）

避難所の中に入れないペットは、自家用車で飼われる事が多いという　＝２２日、岩手県釜石市　（桐山弘太撮影）

　宮城県、気仙沼市のがれきの中を行く飼い主と愛犬　　A man walks with his dog at a destroyed residential area of Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture, March 22, 2011, nearly two weeks after the area was devastated by a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami. REUTERS/Issei Kato

福島の避難所でダンボール製の仮小屋に住むビーグル犬の「ルナ」　Luna, a beagle, sits in her makeshift home at an evacuee center, Thursday, March 24, 2011 in Fukushima, Fukushima prefecture, Japan. Japan, famous for drilling its citizens on how to prepare for all manner of natural disasters, has done far less to prepare those who live near its many nuclear reactors for emergencies. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

仮住まいの小屋から出てきた「ルナ」　　Luna, a beagle, is tied to a tree near her makeshift house at an evacuee center, Thursday, March 24, 2011 in Fukushima, Fukushima prefecture, Japan. Japan, famous for drilling its citizens on how to prepare for all manner of natural disasters, has done far less to prepare those who live near its many nuclear reactors for emergencies. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

福島県の避難所で被災した犬に話しかける男性　　A man talks to an evacuated dog at an evacuee center, Thursday, March 24, 2011 in Fukushima, Fukushima prefecture, Japan. The earthquake and tsunami that visited the country on March 11 has created not only a disaster for hundreds of thousands of people, but also for their pets, forcing them to suddenly fend for themselves. Japan, famous for drilling its citizens on how to prepare for all manner of natural disasters, has done far less to prepare those who live near its many nuclear reactors for emergencies. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

福島の避難所で、女性に抱きつく被災した犬　　An evacuated dog is played with a woman at an evacuee center, Thursday, March 24, 2011 in Fukushima, Fukushima prefecture, Japan. The earthquake and tsunami that visited the country on March 11 has created not only a disaster for hundreds of thousands of people, but also for their pets, forcing them to suddenly fend for themselves. Japan, famous for drilling its citizens on how to prepare for all manner of natural disasters, has done far less to prepare those who live near its many nuclear reactors for emergencies. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

福島の避難所に保護されている猫。少しずつペット用の食糧なども入ってきた　Lady, the cat, is cared for at an evacuee center Thursday, March 24, 2011 in Fukushima, Fukushima prefecture, Japan. As Japan struggles to deal with its disaster, aid groups are beginning to bring food for tens of thousands of pets left isolated and starving in the devastated areas. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

寄付されたペットフード。福島の避難所の外に置かれている。　　Donated pet foods are placed outside an evacuee center, Thursday, March 24, 2011 in Fukushima, Fukushima prefecture, Japan. The earthquake and tsunami that visited the country on March 11 has created not only a disaster for hundreds of thousands of people, but also for their pets, forcing them to suddenly fend for themselves. Japan, famous for drilling its citizens on how to prepare for all manner of natural disasters, has done far less to prepare those who live near its many nuclear reactors for emergencies. The sign reads: "Feel free to pick up." (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

●東北地震犬猫レスキュー.com
http://tohoku-dogcat-rescue.com/

福島県が原発避難区域、国に立ち入り禁止の法的処置を要請！