A dolphin called Honey, 46 penguins, and hundreds of fish and reptiles have been abandoned at Inubosaki Marine Park Aquarium in Choshi after it shut down earlier this year.

Please urge the governor of Chiba Prefecture and the executive director of the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums to take immediate action to transfer all the animals suffering at the derelict facility to sanctuaries, where they can be cared for.

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Terror against animals is so all-encompassing and omnipresent that it is impossible to escape from it. The most recent example from my life: I take a boat to a lake to recover from the arduous writing of animal suffering every day, and to fight this terror against animals. Whom do I meet? An angler waiting for a victim!!

In another place, I enjoy the almost perfect silence – until the cry of a cow reminds me that the seemingly peaceful coastline is littered with “farms”; with lawless inmates awaiting a cruel death after a painful life. (I purposely say “scream” and not “complain” because trapped people do not complain.)

Back on land, I am sitting in a quiet moor landscape. Within minutes, I witness another animal abuse. A girl straightens its dog: “Sit! Stay here! “Then it marches away without turning around.

Uncertainty and anguish is written in the face of the animal. Soon the dog follows his supposed human friend – to be insulted and punished abrasively, because he still cannot suppress his affection and love.

From Helmut Kaplan`s blog- https://tierrechte-kaplan.de/terror-gegen-tiere/

(Translation: Venus with best regards)