Six days after Mexico City was ravaged by an earthquake, there seemed little hope of finding anyone alive among the rubble.
But a Japanese rescue team was thrilled to find one more tiny survivor — a schnauzer, who they managed to pull from the ruins of a collapsed apartment building.
The lucky dog was checked out by vets, and had somehow managed to remain in good health. Authorities now hope to reunite the schnauzer with her family as soon as possible.
Thank you to rescuers who travelled from around the world to save lives — both human and animal — in the wake of this tragic disaster.
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Hermoso!!! Todas las vidas son preciosas .All living things deserve our love and respect.
nice to see there are still some compassionate people left in the world nice job well done
This was so beautiful to watched, thanks Japan, thanks for giving us a hand when we need it to… thanks to all of the countries who came here and help us with all of your heart. and thansks for rescue this Little guy!!!!
Awesome! Thank you and God bless the rescuers for saving lives.
Hermosa labor humana y tambien la de los animales rescatistas esto es un ejemplo de que cuando queremos estamos unidos animales y seres humanos —–pero que no solo sea en casos como estos cuando podemos ser hermanos todos y ayudarnos y valorar a los animales tambien
Thank you for this heartening, uplifting story. God bless the rescuers who worked so hard and cared so much to save this little dog! This completely made my day.
Awww thatvis brilliant so glad
Well done!!!!!
Amazing!!! Thxs!!
What lovely rescuers. My heros.
Congratulations to the rescue workers. Job well done.
I am so glad that this little dog was found alive after all that time. I hope that it wasn’t hurt badly or at all.
Thank you guys and God bless you for saving that little baby.
IN what city did this happen? What was the date?
Mexico City probably yesterday.
How wonderful. Made my day.
Beautiful — thank you to the wonderful rescuers for having great noses — job well done!
YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
You said it good.