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GJERDRUM / OSLO (Dagbladet): Another dog has been found in the landslide area at Ask in Gjerdrum, Operations Manager Håkon Berg confirms to Dagbladet.
– It is a new dog that has recently been found in the landslide zone, using a rash in heat, says Berg.
Police search the area of the landslide with drones and helicopters that, among other things, use heat-seeking cameras. The dog was picked up by a rescue helicopter.
– He was picked up with SeaKing and met with the right person. We won’t go into any more details, other than that the dog has been turned over to the right person, Berg tells Dagbladet.
– Looks great
Now it is the home veterinarian Stefan Feterik who takes care of the dog. She says her name is Milli and she’s doing well under the conditions.
– It looks great and Milli is stable. A little hypothermic, but when I got there the temperature was pretty good, Feterik tells Dagbladet.
He says that Milli has a good appetite and has received a fluid treatment.
It was Romerikes Blad who first mentioned that it was Milli who had been rescued.
– The front wheels were off the edge.
Informed owners
– She has been in a full review and found no injuries, continues.
Task leader Berg tells Dagbladet that the owners have been informed that Milli has been rescued.
Earlier on New Year’s Eve, the Dalmatian Zajka was pulled out of the landslide. Ten people are still missing. The rescue operation continues after the landslide that took place in the early morning of December 30.
