Two Pokémon Go players have rescued 27 abandoned animals while out searching for Pokémons at Freeway Manor Park in South Houston, when they found a cage with animals. The cage was kept under strong heat and there was no water inside.
Sarah Perez
The Huffington Post reported Sarah Perez and Matthew Teague found 20 hamsters and seven newborn mice.
Sarah told Click2 Houston, “We were just surprised and confused and we looked around the park and called out to see if anyone was there, but there was no one.”
She then told The Huffington Post in an email “there was no one else at the park” so her and Teague rescued the animals and took them to her home.
The duo would probably never have found the animals, let alone rescue them if it weren’t for this recently launched augmented reality game.
She said, “I never would have walked that far from my house if I didn’t want to take over that Pokémon gym, but I’m glad I did.”
Sarah Perez
Pokémon Go has achieved much success and response mere days after its launch and has proved more popular than porn. In fact, it has become the biggest mobile game in the history of the US. The game, though, is proving to be more beneficial than providing mere entertainment – it’s taking people outdoors for one, pushing them to meet new people, it’s making people exercise, walk their dogs more than usual, and the list goes on.
However, the responses haven’t been all merry as the game has also led to some accidents:
1. Two men in California fell of an Oceanside cliff while hunting for Pokemon. Fortunately they just sustained injuries.
2. A man in Brooklyn, America fell into a lake while trying to catch a Ratata.
3. Two players in separate incidents in America found dead bodies when they were out searching for Pokemon.
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