Passionate about art, inspired by the heroes of the moment.
Thats the name of this dog:
Located in Palo Negro, Caracas, members of the street culture and urban art communities have given us—and especially the rescue team—this wonderful tribute.
This dog is trained by Jorge Beans, director of the organization K-SarnECid.
It’s amazing how, amid all this chaos, artists in the capital are also doing their part to inspire rescue workers—even now, on June 28, 2026, at 6 p.m., there are still bodies buried under the rubble.
The overall situation is dire, and you can see this reported in any news outlet.
That’s why this graffiti and tribute are so valuable;
I want to use this space to thank everyone who, in one way or another, has done their part. Please know that so far I’ve raised approximately $40, of which I’ve set aside $20 to help cover the cost of supplies, transportation, and the coffee I had the night we were helping out at the airport. I hope to reach the amount needed to repair the roof of my own home.
I’d like to share this link with you, where we were registering volunteers to help load the collected supplies that have already been sent to Guai.
@fonestreet/wave-2026627t113918314z
Text translated with DeepL.
