Arthur, the dog that for so many years has been in service in thecanine unit of the fire brigade, engaged in different emergencies in Central Italy and in particular in Amatrice, Rigopiano and in Emilia Romagna carrying out specialized search operations, he died in the last few hours.

Arthur the dog

It is the name of the rescue dog of the Volpiano dog unit of the fire brigade. A acclaimed hero on all fours, it is off to 15 years after dedicating his life to helping others. It was an Australian Kelpie. A name that made him a legend like the character in literature from which he was taken.

The hero dog Arthur died on August 11th; Ali Triulzi's photo from Facebook

From 2008 to 2018 he was employed in rescue operations to recover people under the snow and rubble of the avalanche and earthquake.

The memory

The firefighter, his handler Ali Triulzi, whom Arthur often supported in operations, dedicated this moving message to the four-legged hero on Facebook:

"We've done a lot you and I, in 15 years you've been a unique and precious friend and today before leaving you waited for me to say goodbye one last time. Thanks for everything Arthur. Happy bridge".

the dog Arthur with his handler and great friend
Much affection expressed for the disappearance of the hero dog; Ali Triulzi's photo from Facebook

even the National body of firefighters dedicated one last thought to the Australian Kelpie. Here are the words that remind him:

"Hi Arthur, thank you for all you have done".

Many messages appeared on social networks to show affection, greet and thank Arthur for his work.

Rescuer in Rigopiano, Amatrice and in Emilia Romagna

The hero dog was used in rescue operations in the earthquake in Emilia-Romagna, in that of Amatrice and Norcia, in the avalanche of Rigopiano and, last but not least, in the floods in Emilia Romagna. He saved so many lives and became a symbol.

Safe travels Arthur!

Ali Triulzi's photo from Facebook

Dead Arthur, the rescue dog of Rigopiano and Amatrice last edit: 2023-08-19T11:58:00+02:00 da SABRINA PORTAL

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