Pets stranded in Japan await their own rescue
FUKUSHIMA, Japan — Their fur caked with mud, pet dogs trot forlornly in rubble-filled streets along Japan’s devastated coastline, foraging for scraps and searching for owners.
Luna, a six-year-old Beagle mix, is tied to a tree, barking for attention or sleeping in a cardboard box on a dirty cushion, two bowls of frozen water before her.
Still she is one of the lucky ones. She has food. Passers-by pet and comfo...
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