The good news first: Both dogs have been rescued and given medical attention.
Now, onto the heartbreaking video from a Japanese news broadcast, apparently showing two dogs that survived the Japanese tsunami, with one in much worse shape than the other.
Should I bother trying to head off the nattering nabobs of negativism who will complain that I am putting animals ahead of people? I’ll just say this: One way to help people is to care for the things they care about. If I was ever caught in a disaster or accident or some other unfortunate situation, helping my dog would mean as much to be as any other form of assistance.
PeoplePets.com has 6 ways you can help animals in Japan right now.
