They Rescue a Cat Alive After 33 Days Under the Rubble in Caracas
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The mascot was delivered to its owner, José Ramón, who thanked the rescuers for their collaboration in locating and extracting his cat alive, by the name of Noche. The post They rescued a cat after staying 33 days trapped in the rubble of the Moses building in San Bernardino appeared first on THE NATIONAL.
A cat named “Night” was rescued alive on Monday, June 27, after 33 days of being trapped in the rubble of the Moisés building, in the parish of San Bernardino, in Caracas, following the double earthquake recorded on June 24. Civil Protection agents, the Municipal Services Corporation, Policaracas and the Caracas Foundation located the cat and returned it to the arms of its owner, José Ramón. “Thirty-three days, since the 24 June earthquake occur…
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