Laga, a female German shepherd involved in relief efforts after the terrible earthquake in Amatrice in 2016, died after a long illness
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himLaga, the female German shepherd committed to saving lives after the Amatrice earthquake, has died.
The news was announced by his human friend, Carlo Grossi, who lost his two young children, Anna and Franco, in the earthquake: it was Laga who found the bodies of the two boys by digging under the rubble.
Despite the tragedy, Carlo and Laga continued to work together to rescue those who were still trapped under what remained of the collapsed buildings.
Hello LAGA A goodbye The dream has set I close the horizon I kiss you And I go away. (M. Moronti)
Posted by Carlo Grossi on Monday, January 13, 2020
Laga, a molecular dog trained in the search for people, he has saved and helped so many people following the terrible earthquake that hit Amatrice and other municipalities in the Reatino area on 24 August 2016.
Now Laga is gone, the hero dog he died after a long illness, but thanks to his precious contribution during the rescue, many people were saved and were able to hug their loved ones again.
Laga (Spitz x Vella) all.to Casa Mariani The life of dogs is too short. This is their only real fault. (Agnes Sligh Turnbull)
Posted by Carlo Grossi on Saturday, January 11, 2020
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