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They Have Already Rescued More than 50 Animals in Seismographica and Work Against the Clock to Move Those Who Remain in the Neighborhood.
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As the families of the Seismographic neighborhood go through the catastrophe that struck Comodoro after the collapse of Mount Hermitte, the animals also suffer the consequences of the emergency. Cats that were left without territorial reference, dogs displaced along with their owners and animals waiting for assistance in evacuated areas are part of a scenario that forces to work against the clock. In this context, the members of Lower the same s…
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