Rescue workers administer fluids to hydrate one of the most important members of the rescue team, a search dog. The dogs are capable of digging into small areas inaccessible to the workers, and have an acute sense of smell to lead them to survivors.

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Title: Rescue workers administer fluids to hydrate one of the most important members of the rescue team, a search dog. The dogs are capable of digging into small areas inaccessible to the workers, and have an acute sense of smell to lead them to survivors.

Description: NY, September 19, 2001 -- Rescue workers administer fluids to hydrate one of the most important members of the rescue team, a search dog. The dogs are capable of digging into small areas inaccessible to the workers, and have an acute sense of smell to le

Photographer: Booher, Andrea

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Title:	Rescue workers administer fluids to hydrate one of the most important members of the rescue team, a search dog. The dogs are capable of digging into small areas inaccessible to the workers, and have an acute sense of smell to lead them to survivors.
Description:	NY, September 19, 2001 -- Rescue workers administer fluids to hydrate one of the most important members of the rescue team, a search dog. The dogs are capable of digging into small areas inaccessible to the workers, and have an acute sense of smell to le
Photographer:	Booher, Andrea