Worried families and rescue dogs bond during the long days of searching at Bangkok collapse

AP PHOTOS: Rescue dogs aid search efforts at site where Bangkok building collapsed after earthquake

BANGKOK (AP) — Sahara, Safari, Lek, Lilly and Naree are among the rescue dogs working at the site of the building that collapsed in Bangkok following Friday's earthquake.

Rescue dogs in Bangkok search and comfort after quake

From sniffing for signs of life beneath a mountain of rubble to easing the emotional toll on families, rescue dogs at the collapsed building site in Bangkok shifted roles on Wednesday (April 2), brought in to offer comfort as the search entered its fifth day. Susan Redmond, a senior K9 handler, told Reuters that the dogs give "relief" to people.

The search operation for the missing persons caused by the collapse of the new Office of the Auditor General building. The latest is that the search team heard a response from Zone B, signaling the rescue team outside to stop moving and stop making noise for more than 10 minutes. It was revealed that it was a very good signal for conversation.

Worried families and rescue dogs bond during days of searching at Bangkok collapse

Their faces broke out in smiles, as a group of golden retrievers approached the waiting relatives on a break from the dogs' rescue mission

Search dogs go from sniffing to soothing at quake site

Grieving relatives can enjoy a brief moment with support dogs taking a break from searching for survivors in the earthquake rubble of a tower in Bangkok.

IN PICS: Rescue Dogs and Families Bond Amid Long Hours of Bangkok Collapse Search

BANGKOK: For most of the day, somberness clouded over a makeshift shelter set up for grief-stricken relatives of dozens of workers who remain missing at the building collapse in Bangkok. They huddled together, a short distance from the rubble, awaiting news for their loved ones t