Rescue efforts continue after Venezuela earthquakes, dogs and U.S. firefighters among responders
People and pets are still being rescued from rubble in Venezuela; U.S. firefighters saved a survivor, and international search dogs, including two rescued dogs, are assisting.
People and their pets are continuing to be pulled alive from the rubble following last week’s catastrophic earthquakes in Venezuela, according to HuffPost.com. U.S. firefighters from Fairfax County, Virginia, pulled a survivor on Sunday from the rubble of a building that collapsed in La Guaira, HuffPost.com reported.
Dozens of search‑and‑rescue dogs from more than 20 countries are helping after the Venezuela earthquakes, WTAE reported. Bluesky reported that two different dogs were saved, and that one of the rescued dogs is named Giselle.
Bluesky also reported that a video posted online is from Brazil and was recorded in February 2026.
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