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Friday 23 January 2009, San José, Costa Rica

Judge Suspends First Trial For Reckless Driving Citing Constitutional Issues
Joint Business And Government Effort To Build 500 Homes
Quake Leaves Dozens of Lost Pets
China, Costa Rica Reach Consensus On Free Trade Talks
Tribunal Rules Out Politicking For PLN Candidates Until May
BCR Closes 2008 With 12.7% Profit
 
Quake Leaves Dozens of Lost Pets
Dozens of dogs, cats and other pets are still without their owners two weeks after a magnitude-6.2 earthquake.

The president of the San Francisco de Asis Animal Protection Association says about 150 pets were rescued from the street and ruined homes after the quake. Gina Malavassi says about half are now reunited with their owners.

Volunteers left notes at homes, talked to neighbors and used the Internet, television and radio to get the word out.

Many of the remaining animals are being held at shelters. Some have refused to leave their abandoned homes, and volunteers are feeding and caring for them..
 


 

 

 







 
 

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