Dog saved lives in Venezuela. Two months later, no one knows what it has
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Dog saved lives in Venezuela. Two months later, no one knows what it has

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 20:14

A dog named Quino participated in rescue missions in Venezuela, following a double earthquake that caused at least 6,509 deaths. The animal returned home, in Valencia, Spain, but fell ill about 48 hours after its arrival. After two months, veterinarians have still not been able to identify the disease affecting Quino. The case has raised concern about the possible causes of the dog's illness, which may be related to exposure to substances during the rescue missions.

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