Beyli, an 11-year-old French poodle, was pulled from the debris of an apartment block in the state of La Guaira, Venezuela, she was curled up next to the body of the dog's owner10:04, 02 Aug 2026A family dog who spent nearly a month trapped under rubble following the devastating earthquake in Venezuela.has miraculously bee found alive.‌Beyli, an 11-year-old French poodle, was pulled from the debris of an apartment block in the state of La Guaira where the family had lived.‌Jairo Rengel and his 11-year-old daughter, Victoria Isabela Rengel , went to the site of the collapse to oversee the clean-up efforts at the building.‌And it was then that the dog was found curled up by the body of Victoria's mother who tragically died in the earthquake along with the girl's grandmother.Content cannot be displayed without consentFootage shows the dog being pulled from the rubble following 29 days in the rubble and suffering from dehydration.‌Victoria wrote on TikTok: "Today I thank God and these men and women who worked hard to get my dog out alive after 29 days of the earthquake when the rescuers from other countries had already given everyone up as dead, my dog is still alive."Thank you God for this miracle you made even though they didn't manage to bring my mother or grandmother out alive. Today I have my dog with me, healthy and making a good recovery."La Guaira on the northern coast of Venezuela was the hardest hit neighbourhood when two earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 hit on June 24.‌Dust from collapsed buildings hangs in the humid air. Garbage has piled up and many families camp outside homes deemed too dangerous to enter. The official death toll from the tragedy now stands at more than 5,500 people.The poodle was located by members of the rescue brigade Topos Orientales A.C. during operations to remove debris and inspect collapsed structures.‌Beyli is being treated by vets in Playa Grande where one of those looking after her is calling it a "miracle". Vet Mirna, who did not give her surname, said: “He is stable, really it is a miracle, it is a miracle everything that has happened with him, he has some ulcers in the eyes, but soon he will be fine.”Currently, Victoria and her pet are staying in a temporary shelter set up by authorities for families affected by the earthquake.Article continues belowPublic health and environmental experts say the coming weeks are critical to preventing secondary crises caused by contaminants from the rubble and rebuilding.As well as the dead there are nearly 17,000 injured and 18,000 homeless. Authorities have not said how many remain missing, though estimates put the figure in the tens of thousands.