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Hey, thanks for the info. Did you see the latest video about the dogs who survived the tsunami and earthquake ...this particular dog led rescuers to his dog friend?...Devotion out of the rubbles.
That dog is a good example for us all - devotion and faith.

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Yeah, i saw it at yahoo news. Look animal also got feeling and soul.

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Yes, I agree...all living things have feelings.
They have their own language and ways to show their feelings.
Sometimes we are clueless.

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In addition to the organisations that Clement mentioned, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) and Humane Society International also have people working with shelters and clinics in Japan to help lost and injured animals.

More info here:
www.peta.org

and

www.hsi.org