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Kadie Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Mar-19-11 02:55 PM
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A Tale Of Two Dogs Is Testament To Japan's Humanity
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A Tale Of Two Dogs Is Testament To Japan's Humanity
11:52 a.m. | Scott Simon | National Public Radio

An animal rescue group says, "helping the pets in Japan is to help people. All of us who are animal lovers can relate to what it would feel like to be reunited with a pet after a disaster."

A news crew from Fuji TV saw a couple of dogs this week, lying in the wreckage of Mito, Japan.

A dog with brown and white splotches seemed to hover over one with gray, black and white splotches. Both dogs looked grimy. The second dog didn't seem to move.

When the dog with brown and white splotches came toward the crew, they thought it was warning them to stay away. But it returned to the other dog, and put a paw on its head.

Then they understood: the dog was sticking by his friend, and asking for help.

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