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Died Quino, the hero dog who searched for survivors in the Venezuela earthquake

Now15 September 2026 at 13:36

Died Quino, the rescue dog who became known for searching for survivors after the earthquake in Venezuela. The animal became a symbol of hope during the rescue operations that followed the natural disaster.

The dog spent the last two months fighting serious health problems. Veterinarians were never able to determine the origin of the illness that affected the animal during this period.

Quino's death marks the end of the life of one of the most recognized rescue dogs in Venezuela, whose courage and dedication in the field made him a national hero during one of the worst catastrophes the country faced.

Why this matters

This article is of interest to readers in Venezuela and the Andean region, where earthquakes are a recurring threat. Quino's death marks the end of a story of animal courage that symbolized hope during the rescues, and serves as a reminder of the role of search dogs in combating natural disasters.

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