A hero dog who rescued at least 26 people after earthquakes in Venezuela earlier this year was celebrated with a massive bronze statue dedicated to his lifesaving work.
\n\nThe 8-year-old Border Collie named Tsunami, along with his handler Jorge Beens, rescued more than two dozen people in what was the dog’s final rescue mission before his retirement, Pet Helpful reported.
\n\nTsunami and his handler attended the unveiling, both beaming with pride after helping the community through a massive tragedy.
\n\nA bronze statue of a hero dog has been unveiled in Venezuela. The statue honours the work of dog Tsunami who rescued more than 26 people after a deadly earthquake that shook the country earlier this year. #dog #Venezuela #hero #earthquake #news
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\n\n“And the dog was present for the unveiling?” asked @kaylaxgallo. “More news like this, please.”
\n\nCommenter @paradiseonearth3312 said the ceremony was “exactly as it should be. Animals need to be recognized for their hard work and dedication too.”
\n\nThe Colombian magazine Semana detailed in June that Tsunami is part of a local search and rescue team that works to find survivors. Beens, founder and director of the Venezuelan canine search and rescue organization…
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