Rescuers in Venezuela pull a small dog alive from earthquake rubble nearly a week after twin quakes struck the country. Multiple outlets report that the animal is trapped under collapsed building debris for around four to five days, surviving until a rescue team locates it during ongoing search-and-rescue operations. Footage and accounts describe workers clearing heavy rubble carefully by hand after detecting signs of life, including a faint bark. The dog is then extracted from beneath slabs to avoid causing further collapse and is brought to safety. The rescues take place amid the broader impacts of the earthquakes, which cause significant damage and loss of life. The reports emphasize the unusual survival and the careful rescue effort used to retrieve the animal after days underground. The dog’s rescue is widely shared online through video from the scene, which shows the moment rescuers lift the dog from the debris. While details such as exact location and timing vary slightly between reports, all sources describe a dramatic, prolonged entrapment followed by the successful rescue.