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Venezuela Opened a Shelter for 400 Animals Rescued After the Double Earthquake

Buenos Aires, 15 August (NA) — Dogs who wandered among rubble, cats waiting on balconies to plummet and birds that were caged were recovered by rescuers in Venezuela and will continue to live in a shelter with capacity for 400 animals, in response to a tragedy that was not only human, Argentina News Agency found. “We are inaugurating this shelter for pets rescued from the double earthquake. The stories are very moving,” Venezuela’s president, De…
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Buenos Aires, 15 August (NA) — Dogs who wandered among rubble, cats waiting on balconies to plummet and birds that were caged were recovered by rescuers in Venezuela and will continue to live in a shelter with capacity for 400 animals, in response to a tragedy that was not only human, Argentina News Agency found. “We are inaugurating this shelter for pets rescued from the double earthquake. The stories are very moving,” Venezuela’s president, De…

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Noticias Argentinas | Agencia de noticias broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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