Hera: The First Dog Certified for Wet Rescues
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Hera is the first rescue dog of the Hellenic Red Cross to save lives in water and rubble
This is Ira. She has the unique ability to operate in the liquid element and can even safely rescue a person in danger in the water. She has been trained both in Greece and abroad, in practical exercises to search for missing persons in forests, open fields, snow, rubble, etc. Ira is now a key member of the operational […] The article Ira – the rescue dog of the Greek Red Cross was originally published on AlphaTV.
Hera, the four-legged "heroine" of the ERC, has been trained through long hours of exercises in Greece and abroad, so that she can operate in different and demanding environments. Hera is not an ordinary dog. She is a specially trained rescuer who operates in water, searches for missing persons and can contribute decisively to an operation where every minute counts. She is the first water element dog of the Hellenic Red Cross Canine Search and R…
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