Rescuers pulled a dog alive from a collapsed building in southern Turkey three weeks after last month’s magnitude 7.8 deadly earthquake, local media reported. | AFP
“Aleks, come, my dear,” one rescuer calls to the dog. “Well done, my son.”Images then showed the rescuers embracing the dog, who appears to be alert and in good health, and offering him water.
“Every living thing matters to us, human beings or animals,” one local was quoted as saying by the privately owned DHA agency after the miracle rescue.Rescue workers have saved hundreds of trapped cats, dogs, rabbits and birds cherished by the locals in Antakya, one of the cities flattened by the disaster.
Haytap has rescued dogs, rabbits, cows, and even birds from the rubble in Antakya, after receiving calls from tearful owners or neighbors. Animal rescue stories are a balm for the country, which has been left in shock by the worst natural disaster in Turkey’s post-Ottoman history.
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