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Barbara Agelvis Maza/ EFE. Two months have passed since the earthquakes that already leave more than 6,500 dead in Venezuela, and some 700 pets are still waiting to be adopted in a shelter in La Guaira while facing physical sequelae and episodes of anxiety that overflow the capacity of the reception spaces. They have arrived there with signs of dehydration, physical injuries, visibly nervous, with anxiety or in a state of shock, after being resc…
Dogs and cats rescued from the rubble remain in shelters in La Guaira, where many still have physical and emotional sequelae
They have arrived there with signs of dehydration, physical injuries, visibly nervous, with anxiety or in a state of shock, after being rescued from the rubble. The foundation has moved to shelters in Valencia, capital of Carabobo, to more than 80 rescued pets from La Guaira. Two months have passed since the earthquakes that already leave more than 6,500 dead in Venezuela and some 700 pets are still waiting to be adopted in a shelter in the coas…
Two months have passed since the earthquakes that already leave more than 6,500 dead in the country and some 700 pets are still waiting to be adopted in a shelter in the state of La Guaira while facing physical sequelae and episodes of anxiety that overflow the capacity of the reception spaces. They have arrived there with signs of dehydration, physical injuries, visibly nervous, with anxiety or in a state of shock, after being rescued from the …
Two months have passed since the earthquakes that already leave more than 6,500 dead in Venezuela and some 700 pets are still waiting to be adopted in a shelter in the coastal state of La Guaira while facing physical sequelae and episodes of anxiety that overflow the capacity of the reception spaces. They have arrived there with signs of dehydration, physical injuries, visibly nervous, with anxiety or in a state of shock, after being rescued fro…
Two months after the earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, more than 700 rescued dogs and cats remain in a shelter in La Guaira waiting to be adopted or to meet their families, while facing physical sequels and episodes of anxiety. The animals were found among the debris left by the earthquakes, with signs of dehydration, injuries, nervousness, anxiety and even in a state of shock. Many of them continue to need veterinary attention, whil…
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