To The Prime Minister of Japan, the Board of Audit, Cabinet Office, Cabinet Legislation Bureau, Cabinet Secretariat, Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Justice, Consumer Agency
Coalition of FB Sites for the Rescue of Animals in the Fukushima No-Go Zone formally requests an investigation into the distribution practices of the Headquarters for the Relief of Animals in Emergencies. There is no doubt that various organizations that received money cannot show how that money was spent on “RELIEF of DISASTER ANIMALS”.
The money was received and nothing can be shown that the money was used for the purpose that it was received. All organizations that received money from “charitable” distributions are responsible for accounting for how the money was used. A review of many of these pages shows NOTHING.
Listed below are the some of the Organizations that our Coalition request audits. Valid use of charity money should be shown by these organizations, for the public to see, with invoices showing how and where money was spent for the relief of disaster animals. Japanese Veterinarian Associations collected funds from the Headquarters for Relief of Animals in Emergencies and then collected again under the “guise” of their newly created “ Disaster Animal Rescue Headquarters.
If the donated money cannot be shown to have been used for the purpose that it was given, we request that charity money be returned, in full, to the Headquarters for the Relief of Animals in Emergencies and donated to NON-GOVERNMENT Associated Animal Relief Organizations to receive that are currently helping the Fukushima Left Behind Pets, cats and dogs. This is clearly an indication of “misappropriation” of funds. There are organizations on the distribution of funds list that have NEVER shown how the money was used to help “disaster” animals. The same for donations of food and other animal relief items. There has been nothing shown about what was received and where it went. How is this being responsible for items that were donated to be used for a specific purpose?
The Government of Japan is responsible for showing exactly what was received, where the charitable money or goods went, and how they were used. The Headquarters for the Relief of Animals in Emergencies was created by the Government to manage donated animal disaster funds and materials. It has not done a very good job but it is still the responsibility of this Government to account for this. It is not good policy for any government to receive materials and money for a disaster and then not show that the items were used for what they were given. Please do an audit and make the funding public.
1. Iwate Prefecture disaster animal rescue headquarters was created March 22, 2011 by the Institute of Iwate
Prefecture Veterinary Medical Association.
a.) Iwate Prefecture Veterinary Medical Association received a total of 4,500,000 yen ($45,436).
b.) Iwate Prefecture Disaster Animal Rescue Headquarters created by the Iwate Prefecture Veterinary
Medical Association received a total of 11,000,000 yen ($111,067).
c.) A total of 15,500,000 yen ($156,500) received but no account of how the money was used. The
Iwate Prefecture Veterinary Medical Association closed the Headquarters August 2011.
d.) Headquarters for the Relief of Animals in Emergencies duties : Conducted information gathering
and coordination, etc. – consultations. http://doubutsukyuen.org/main/index.php/about
2. Miyagi Prefecture emergency disaster stricken animal rescue headquarters created March 8,2011 by the
Institute of Miyagi Veterinary Medical Association.
a.) Miyagi Veterinary Medical Association received 3,000,000 yen ($30,290).
b.) Miyagi Prefecture emergency disaster stricken animal rescue headquarters created by the Miyagi
Veterinary Medical Association received 42,000,000 yen ($424,000).
c.) A total of 45,000,000 yen ($454,360) received but no account of how the money was used. The
Miyagi Veterinary Medical Association closed the headquarters February 2012.
d.) Headquarters for the Relief of Animals in Emergencies duties : Conducted information gathering
and coordination, etc. – consultations. http://doubutsukyuen.org/main/index.php/about
3. Iwaki animal relief headquarters was created by the Institute of Fukushima Veterinary Medical Association
Iwaki branch.
a.) A total of 12,000,000 yen ($121,164) received but no account of how money was used.
4. Sendai disaster animal rescue headquarters was created March 25, 2011 by the Institute of Sendai Veterinary
Medical Association.
a.) Institute of Sendai Veterinary Medical Association received 1,500,000 yen ($15,100).
b.) Sendai disaster animal rescue headquarter created by the Sendai Veterinary Medical Association
received 13,000,000 yen ($131,200).
c.) A total of 14,500,000 yen ($146,000) received but no account of how money was used. The
Sendai Veterinary Medical Association closed this headquarters July 2011.
5. Townships Receiving Charitable Funds: No information found for how money was used.
a.) Fukushima Kawauchi village received 5,875,000 yen ($59,300). No information found.
b.) Tomioka town, Fukushima Prefecture received 9,530,000 yen ($96,200). No information found.
6. Institute of Tochigi Veterinary Medical Association received 1,000,000 yen ($10,000).
7. Shizuoka Institute of Veterinary Medical Association 500,000 yen ($5,000).
8. (NPO) Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies 500,000 yen ($5,000)
9. Applied Animal Behavior Society mission team 7,500,000 yen ($75,000)
10. Wildlife Volunteer Center 1,500,000 yen ($15,000)
11. Ito Veterinary Medical Association 3,000,000 yen ($30,000)
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