(WILDLIFE) Looks as if we should start listening to animals more often. Scientists finally confirm some animals can predict earthquakes and other natural disasters with reactions to nature — which before were only guesstimates. Read on for more about this finding. — Global Animal
JAPAN – Searching land devastated by the earthquake and tsunami, volunteers from JEARS and Kinship Circle find a little Lhasa Apso nearly dead on the side of the road. This little guy beats the odds thanks to these dedicated volunteers.
(PHOTOS) The Japan Earthquake Animal Rescue and Support (JEARS) team and Kinship Circle continues to work diligently in the aftermath of Japan’s devastating earthquake, tsunami and radiation threat. Thanks to generous donors, like Global Animal readers who’ve donated over $27,000 in support, these volunteers are on the ground making a huge difference in the lives of animals and people alike. In the photo gallery below are some of those lives. – Global Animal
(RESCUE VIDEO & PHOTOS) Three weeks after the tsunami in Japan, a small dog was found floating on a house that was swept into the ocean. The Japan Coast Guard found the dog, and rescued him. Hope floats! See the video and pictures of this little tsunami survivor… — Global Animal
(PHOTO GALLERY) — Many survivors of the Japanese tsunami were left homeless, forced to seek refuge in evacuation centers. Even in the most terrible of circumstances, however, pets offer an unmatched source of comfort and hope for these courageous people. Check out these photos and see how the bond between human and their animal companions is unbreakable even – or especially – in the midst of tragedy.
(JAPAN) The video of the loyal dog refusing to leave his injured canine friend behind in the wreckage of Japan’s tsunami has become a symbol of the animal suffering. So why is it so difficult to get the facts straight? Global Animal co-founder Arthur Jeon weighs in.
(VIDEO) You don’t have to speak Japanese to understand the sympathetic tones of the two men observing these two dogs who are also victims of the tsunami – and the loyal dog who led them to an injured friend, then refused to leave his friend’s side. You will be happy to know that both dogs have been rescued and are now in safe shelter. There is so much we don’t understand about the emotional lives of animals. But we know they can suffer tremendously, and we know they care for each other. We wish all the people and animals of Japan heartfelt concern during this incomprehensibly difficult time. We know that the people of Japan will respond like these two friends, never abandoning each other in this time of need. – Global Animal
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