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Aug 19, 2018

Looking for a website, where people want to adopt a pet

Can anybody recommend a website (Japanese ok), were people looking for a pet? I already know the know Ark, but they only have cats and dogs. I´m searching a new home for one of my rabbits.

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BlueButterfly

BlueButterfly

I´m a german girl living in the center of Tokyo, but my true love belongs to the countryside of Japan (especially Chiba and Hokkaido). I love traveling in Japan and explore hidden areas.
I want to help people with my articles to get in touch with the Japanese culture and all the beautiful places you can explore.

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  • edthethe

    edthethe

    on Aug 21

    https://www.pet-home.jp/small/cg_4005/

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  • TonetoEdo

    TonetoEdo

    on Aug 19

    Perhaps contact PochitamaKai which adopts out dogs and cats, but may provide information regarding adopting out other animals. See their website - http://www7b.biglobe.ne.jp/~inu-neko/ Your profile indicates you live in Tokyo. Are you still located there? Consider posting on Tokyo Notice Board or Craigslist Tokyo. Both have pet listings.

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  • ReishiiTravels

    ReishiiTravels

    on Aug 19

    You could post it on some of the Facebook groups for expats!

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  • BlueButterfly

    BlueButterfly

    on Aug 19

    @ ReishiiTravels Any names?

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  • cheeseris

    cheeseris

    on Aug 21

    You can join to some Facebook groups for gaijins (eg Gaijinpot) or post it on Tokyo Craigslist.

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  • genkidesu

    genkidesu

    on Aug 22

    Tokyo Craigslist was going to be my first suggestion too. I am a member of a few Japan based Facebook swap pages but I just checked the guidelines and they don't allow rehoming or giving away animals unfortunately. Honestly I'd say the easiest thing to do is get your friends to check with people they know and see if anyone is interested in a new furry friend! Sometimes just checking in the circles of people you know can find a good home for a pet.

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  • JapanRamen

    JapanRamen

    on Aug 22

    I also recommend Facebook, just because you can see a bit more information about the people there so your rabbit can go to someone seemingly more trustworthy :)

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  • BlueButterfly

    BlueButterfly

    on Aug 22

    Thank you for all the answers. I´ve found a new owner through Craiglist, but also realized that it can be very difficult to find a Japanese person who would adopt pets. Seems like it is not very common to do this.

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  • kcsantosh

    kcsantosh

    on Oct 12

    I think there are some group page in facebook

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  • Aja0811

    Aja0811

    on Apr 23

    maybe you can try ジモティー。here is the link: https://jmty.jp/all/pet

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