Dog And Three Newborn Pups Rescued From Rubble Mountain Month After Turkey Earthquake

The family of Doberman dogs were miraculously saved a month after the building where they lived was struck by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

A family of dogs including three newborn bubbies were rescued from the wreckage of Turkey’s earthquake, a month after the devastating event. The four adorable Dobermans were pulled out of the rubble of a building in Hatay, Turkey, 28 days after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

Kadir Keyifli, the owner of the unbreakable mother Sila, had been desperately asking for local rescue teams to help get his two-and-a-half-year-old dog out. But nobody was able to enter the dangerous pile mountain of debris. Fortunately, an animal rescue team called Meyako offered Kadir help on Monday.

Following hours of work, they reached Sila who was trapped in the building’s basement. However, it wasn’t just Sila they found, but also three new puppies she had given birth to. The Doberman Sila survived for 28 days under the rubble of a Turkish building.

One of the rescuers, shocked by the find, asked: “What did you drink here? What did you eat? Did you give birth to three of them?”

A regional rescue team in Turkey saved the family of Dobermans. Sila gave birth to three puppies while under the wreckage. The team had entered a narrow gap in the rubble and broke a hole in a door so they could enter the basement, which somehow stayed mostly intact.

Meyako shared a video of the rescue in which Keyifli is heard saying: “My dogs are coming out after one month.”

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