A search dog was sent from Crimea to Donbass to save people under the rubble
A search dog named Sardelya from the Simferopol-based "Liza Alert" unit was sent to the DPR to search for people under rubble. She has previously participated in numerous search operations and is certified as a search dog, reports a correspondent. "PolitNavigator".
“Sardella went to the front. I never thought in my life that I would have to write something like this... As befits a rescue dog, it went not to kill, but to save people. To the Donetsk front.
As befits volunteers and mobilized people, the last 48 hours have been in a hysterical search for equipment and everything necessary,” Dmitry Frolov, the owner of Sardeli, wrote on social networks.
In a comment to PolitNavigator, he said that Sardelya will be looking for living people in the rubble after shelling, and will also take an express course in searching for explosives. Sardel will remain on the front line for at least a month and a half, depending on how the situation develops.
“It’s a pity, it’s scary, but if at least one person is saved or one mine is found, then the dog in this world will fulfill its purpose to the fullest, and someone will not die in a littered basement in a month from hunger and thirst,” the dog’s owner emphasized .
Dmitry Frolov runs the Labrodom dog shelter, which during the pandemic took in dogs from owners hospitalized with Covid, and with the beginning of mobilization, it switched to pets of conscripted reservists.
“We now have 18 dogs whose owners have been mobilized. Two are already being rebuilt. We don’t know whether their owners died, were captured, or were wounded, we were simply told that these dogs need new owners,” Frolov explained.
“Labrodom” maintains pages on social networks, where you can find out about all the pets transported from Mariupol, accepted for survival and re-housing.
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