Recognizable by his heterochromia, Tsunami, a mixed-breed border collie, has helped locate several people trapped beneath the debris over the past 10 days in Venezuela.

International Rescue Efforts

Nearly 30,000 first responders and more than 3,300 international rescuers have been racing against time to find survivors of the deadly earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24.

The dogs, specially trained to detect human scent, have spent days searching for people trapped beneath the rubble of nearly 200 buildings that collapsed following the two powerful back-to-back earthquakes.

Another member of this international crack team is a Belgian Malinois named Bart, from Argentina, who helped rescue two children alive from the rubble and helped recover six bodies.

At least 2,954 people have died as a result of the devastating earthquakes, the government said Saturday on social media.

Original reporting: KEYT (Ventura/Santa Barbara) — read the source article.