Dozens of Dogs Join Search for Venezuela Quake Survivors
According to The New York Times, specially trained dogs are being used in Venezuela after an earthquake to locate survivors trapped under debris.

In Venezuela, following a recent devastating earthquake, dozens of specially trained dogs have been deployed to assist in search and rescue operations. As reported by The New York Times, these canines can detect the scent of survivors buried beneath collapsed structures, guiding clearance teams to the most promising digging sites. The dogs’ ability to locate people even deep under rubble is a critical asset after natural disasters, speeding up search efforts and increasing the chances of saving lives.


