From The Guardian: The man who saves cats in Fukushima's nuclear zone (...)

[abqtommy]

This is one of the best things I've seen in going through the news this morning, and I've
seen everything from continuing news from Canada that the government and society there
are not dealing fairly with their Indigenous and Black population to reports that the EU is
acting in their own self-interest in dealing with the Brexit that was initiated by...wait for it...
the Brits and how to eat toast and jam. So get away from all that and join me to view this
pleasant diversion...

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2021/mar/05/the-man-who-saves-cats-in-fukushimas-nuclear-zone-in-pictures

[AllaN01Bear]

1. despite what we all have been told , there is still compassionate and intellegent life on eart.

[MuseRider]

2. This made me feel better.

We always know that there are good people out there, we each may be one of them but then there are the people with an exceptional ability to always do more. I was stunned by the feeding of the wild boars. I am around all kinds of animals that can hurt you if you get unlucky and I used to work with dangerous animals at the zoo from Gabon vipers to Cassowary and Grizzlies etc. but the thought of being around a wild boar would make me lose my stomach in fear. Amazing man. I am grateful for people like him.

[DarthDem]

3. That's Wonderful

And so sweet and heartwarming. I'm not familiar with this type of story from the Guardian. Is there also a text piece, or just the pictures and their captions?

[abqtommy]

4. All the text I've seen is in the photo gallery I linked to. You might find more if you search

out Reuters or The Japan Times...

[Ocelot II]

5. What a wonderful man. Every now and then I am reminded

that people don't always suck.

[abqtommy]

6. K&R