TOKYO, Jan 21 (News On Japan) - Japan Post has announced that it will cease the delivery of reptiles and small birds at the end of March.
The decision comes after thorough discussions in response to growing awareness of animal welfare.
While mammals and large birds were already excluded from delivery services, starting in April, the only pets that can be shipped will be aquatic animals, amphibians, and insects.
Source: ANN
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Japan Post has announced that it will cease the delivery of reptiles and small birds at the end of March.
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