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GomiGirl wrote:I remember once seeing a monkey in that one in Roppongi late one night.
Greji wrote:There's a helluva lot of monkeys in Roppongi late on any night....
GomiGirl wrote:Mostly on your back?
[SIZE="3"]It's a dog's life for a stray mutt in any country, but in Japan a canine that ends up in the municipal pound is far more likely to be put down than to find a new home.
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In Britain, approximately 6 to 9 percent of dogs in pounds are put to death every year, 2007-2009 figures show, according to the website of Dogs Trust, the nation's largest dog welfare charity.
In Japan that figure is more than 70 percent, the Japanese animal welfare organization ALIVE says.
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Most strays have been abandoned by their owners, while others are the offspring of abandoned dogs that have gone wild. Some hunting dogs are dumped in the off-season rather than kept for the following year's season, activists say.
But whatever their former lives, once at the center the dogs are kept for a maximum of only seven days.
Full story.
Mulboyne wrote:"At night, we have female customers who work at eating and drinking establishments and also foreign customers," Kawashima said.
I like the way the pet shop manager tries to play the tourism card. As the Yomiuri hints, these late night shops mainly service the hostess industry.
chokonen888 wrote:While feral cats roam free, breed like crazy, and are untouchable
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