Colombia earthquake: Dog rescued alive as 72-hour window closes

No Comment just in Colombia earthquake: Dog rescued alive as 72-hour window closes Last updated: 14/08 - 11:50 The animal was pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in Cali as Colombian rescue teams pressed on with their search for survivors following the earthquake. The animal was carefully carried away on a stretcher and examined by veterinarians at the scene, who treated injuries to one paw and scrapes across its body. It was reported to be in a stable condition. The rescue took place during the crucial first 72 hours of the operation, as teams worked through collapsed structures in Cali on 13 August, focusing on areas where people could still be trapped beneath the rubble. The dog’s survival offered a rare moment of relief during an otherwise difficult and emotionally draining rescue effort. There were no immediate details on whether the animal’s owners had been located. More about Colombia Cali Earthquake Search and rescue Dogs Survivors up next Unprecedented rainfall in Japan leaves at least four dead in Chiba prefecture France wildfire forces 525 people to flee as Landes forest burns Wildfire forces evacuation of 1,000 as flames sweep Croatia’s coast One dead, several injured in Rotterdam port blast at Gunvor refinery Brussels unveils giant flower carpet inspired by Hokusai masterpiece Putin watches Russian navy drills off Russia's Sakhalin Island More from no comment

Colombia earthquake: Dog rescued alive as 72-hour window closes

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