Welcome to Japan Cat Network
We are an animal welfare group with a 15+ year history in Japan of "Helping people help pets".. A volunteer run organization and donation funded- WE THANK YOU for your kindness/generosity.. Our greatest joy comes from helping individuals learn the importance of spay/neuter, TNR and/or finding fur-ever homes for the stray/abandoned animals in their own community.. Whether in everyday mode with endless emails of advice or crisis mode like on the ground rescuing animals from the radiated areas of Fukushima we've been there since the beginning. We help people help pets. We believe that people helping pets should not have to give up everything to do so. If you have a good local project, or an idea for one, we want to assist you. We also want to try to help you solve any cat or dog related problems.
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Addy (Adelaide)
Addy was rescued from inside an evacuated area of Fukushima in 2012. At the time, she was nursing and desperately trying to protect her five puppies,...
Health: Dental Issues
Buddy
Buddy was just a kitten when he was rescued, alongside his mother, Ginger, from a fishing port on Awaji Island in the summer of 2015. A JCN supporter...
Buuchan
At just 4 weeks old, Buuchan and seven other kittens were abandoned in a cardboard box on the doorstep of the Japan Cat Network shelter in Fukushima. ...
Cassie
Cassie was rescued from the streets of Fukushima in 2011. At the time, she was nursing five small kittens, only one of whom survived. Her little son...
Health: FIV
Chacha (Chachamaru)
Chacha was rescued from inside a restricted area of the 30 km zone in the spring of 2012. He was in bad shape, and could barely walk. Every few ste...
Chizu
Chizu was rescued from a TNR colony near the Kamo River in Kyoto, along with her two brothers, Husky and Mochi-Mochi. She is an adorable and very f...
Health: Urinary Tract Issues
Choco
Choco was found starving and alone, wandering the streets of Tsushima-Namie in the fall of 2011. She is a shy and gentle little girl. For years, she...
Fay
---ON HOLD--- Fay was found in a particularly desolate area in one of the most strictly restricted evacuation zones of Fukushima. She has a warm he...
Foxy
At just 4 weeks old, Foxy and seven other kittens were abandoned in a cardboard box on the doorstep of the Japan Cat Network shelter in Fukushima. Al...
Ginger
Ginger was rescued, alongside her kitten, Buddy, from a fishing port on Awaji Island in the summer of 2015. A JCN supporter was on holiday, when she ...
