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Could you foster Willow? Sachiko is going into treatment

Sachiko must spend 6 weeks in hospital and needs a trusted person to foster Willow, a beagle.

🇯🇵 Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan554 views
Sachiko Mana Nishimura
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Tokyo
I'm going into inpatient treatment on Monday, for about 6 weeks, and I have no family nearby to look after Willow, my four-year-old beagle. Willow is calm and happy with a daily walk. I'm looking for a temporary foster within Tokyo. I'll provide food, bedding and medication, and cover the vet costs. Willow is vaccinated, neutered and microchipped. I'd love to share regular updates and photos, and I'd love to pay it forward by volunteering at the shelter when I'm better. Please ask me anything in the questions section. I'll answer honestly and quickly.
effort
3–6 weeks
format
In person in Tokyo
skills
pet experience, a pet-friendly home

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    Really cared about my situation

    This is the kind of person who restores your faith in humanity. They didn't just offer help; they genuinely cared about my wellbeing and followed through on every commitment.

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    Great help in a difficult time

    The support I received was beyond what I expected. Not only did they help with the immediate need, but they also provided guidance for long-term solutions. I'm forever grateful.

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    I was going through a tough time and this person's support was invaluable. They didn't judge, just helped. That kind of genuine compassion is rare these days.

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