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Salvadoran Soldier Remembers How Phoenix Was Found Alive in the Rubble in Venezuela

Jonathan Guzmán, a member of the Humanitarian Rescue Unit (UHR) of the Salvadoran Armed Forces, shared the testimony of the rescue of Phoenix, the dog located alive in the rubble during the humanitarian mission carried out in Venezuela. The military explained that the team was carrying out people’s search when it detected that the animal was still alive. From that moment on, they began to supply water and food while planning its rescue. “We were…
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Jonathan Guzmán, a member of the Humanitarian Rescue Unit (UHR) of the Salvadoran Armed Forces, shared the testimony of the rescue of Phoenix, the dog located alive in the rubble during the humanitarian mission carried out in Venezuela. The military explained that the team was carrying out people’s search when it detected that the animal was still alive. From that moment on, they began to supply water and food while planning its rescue. “We were…

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The story of Phoenix, the dog rescued by the Humanitarian Rescue Unit (UHR) during the humanitarian mission in Venezuela, will have a new chapter in El Salvador, where she will be trained to become a member of the specialized search and rescue teams. Jonathan Guzmán, a soldier of the Armed Forces who participated in the operations, told that the finding occurred while the Salvadoran contingent was looking for people alive among the structures co…

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Diario La Página broke the news on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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