The Japanese Coast Guard announced this Saturday, April 2, have rescued at sea to a dog who was adrift on the wreckage of the roof of a house three weeks after the tsunami that hit northeastern Japan.
The animal, apparently unhurt, was spotted Friday by a helicopter crew, about 2 miles of Kesennuma, a port severely beaten by the disaster, an official said Saturday.
The Coast Guard initially tried to recover the helicopter lowering a rescuer, but the animal was frightened by the noise of the propellers, he escaped by jumping over other floating debris. They decided to send a ship to rescue the dog.
The images were distributed by the Japan Coast Guard by the Jiji Press agency, which shows on Friday 1 April at a dog rescued after 21 days adrift in the sea after the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan.
"The dog, dark and medium size, wearing a collar but no additional indication that identifies its owner. The dog is very sweet, and seems in good shape. Come and sausage biscuits, held responsible for the coastguard.
added that know whether the animal actually spent three weeks adrift on a piece of ceiling, or if there was other circumstances.
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Herald Tribune
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