US EditionB.C. trainer, dog assist rescue efforts in Thailand after earthquake
- Andy Krzus, a B.C. Man and his dog Pele, searched for missing victims at a collapsed high-rise in Bangkok after a March 28 earthquake.
- Their deployment in April lasted one week and followed the earthquake centered in Myanmar that led to the building collapse.
- Krzus and Pele worked with Thailand’s Search Dog group and local authorities to locate approximately 79 unaccounted individuals in a complex, hazardous site.
- Pele, a human remains detection dog, made multiple identifications of victims buried under rubble, with BUSAR noting her critical role in providing closure to families.
- The search ended on May 13, with BUSAR praising the Thai-led coordination, professional K-9 teams, and their seamless teamwork despite unstable terrain.
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