Miracle poodle hauled from rubble of collapsed building in Venezuela 29 DAYS after double-earthquake horror

A POODLE has miraculously been hauled from the rubble of a collapsed building nearly a month after the deadly Venezuela earthquake. Beyli was fortunately rescued from the site of his ruined family home near Playa Grande on Tuesday as emergency services scoured for bodies. A poodle was rescued from the rubble 29 days after the quake Credit: Jam Press The animal survived a month without food or water Credit: Jam Press The dog’s owner, Victoria Rengel, 11, survived the terrifying 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude double-earthquake horror last month. But her mum and grandmother were both killed by the successive tremors. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Beyli was found 29 days after the two earthquakes next to Victoria’s mum’s body. The young dog-owner told local media: “He wanted to protect her. Beyli was miraculously saved Credit: Jam Press The dog was rescued from the rubble Credit: Jam Press “I will remember how much he loved my mum.” The catastrophic quakes on June 24 left over 5,500 dead and 17,000 injured – with many more still missing. Rescue teams are still working to find survivors in La Guaira – with locals also joining efforts using pickaxes and electric hammers. After Beyli was transferred to a veterinary clinic, vets gave the miracle dog an intravenous drip. Most read in The Sun The devastation has left tens of thousands of people missing Credit: AFP The earthquakes reduced towns to rubble Credit: Shutterstock Editorial He is expected to make a full recovery – despite surviving without food or water for 29 days. The dog’s vet said: “It is a miracle everything that has happened with him. “He has some ulcers in the eyes, but soon he will be fine.” It comes after a spate of fortunate rescues from the rubble in the wake of the disastrous double tremor. Days after the horror, a young boy was found alive in the rubble and international teams rescued a mum and 18-day-old baby. Tragically, the body of a model was pulled from the rubble still clutching her beloved pet on June 30. Oriana Usatariz, 25, was found clinging tightly to her dog in the crumbled remains of a collapsed building. Her body was discovered during frantic search efforts at the Moisés building in the San Bernardino district of Caracas. The fashion model, known for distinctive red curly hair, was the last person still unaccounted for from the apartment block. The United Nations estimates at least 50,000 people could still be unaccounted for, despite momentous rescue efforts. Comment now