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RILEY
"Riley was trained to find live people. Still, he did help recover several bodies of firefighters. But Riley worked desperately to find the living – that was his job."
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APPOLLO
via Dogingtonpost"Apollo rushed to the scene of the attacks, along with his handler, Peter Davis, and was the first search and rescue dog to arrive at the site. The German shepherd nearly lost his life to flames and falling debris, but he managed to survive after falling into a pool of water, and continued working."
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THUNDER
via Getty Images"Thunder, who was usually deployed in the Washington area to look for victims and survivors of avalanches and possible drownings, was sent to search the rubble of the 9/11 attacks for victims."
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BRETAGNE
via AP / Metro.co.uk"Bretagne was the last surviving search dog who worked on ground zero. The golden retriever worked at the scene for 10 days along with her handler Denise Corliss, helping to find victims and carry out rescue operations. She was also deployed in response to Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, Hurricane Ivan, and many other disasters."
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SAGE
via Metro.co.uk"Sage searched the rubble of the Pentagon, where she found the body of one of the hijackers."
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TRAKR
via Metro.co.uk"Trakr, a German Shepherd police dog, found the last survivor of the 9/11 attacks who had been trapped under the rubble for 27 hours."
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JAKE
via Dogingtonpost"While Jake assisted after many natural disasters, he was most noted for his work following the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center where he worked tirelessly for 17 days."
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COBY AND GUINNESS
via Metro.co.uk"The two Labrador retrievers, searched relentlessly through the rubble of the collapsed buildings, often for 12 hours during the night. Both dogs found the remains of dozens of people and covered an area that went beyond the scope of anything they had been trained for."
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