Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Dog Rescued After Spanish Train Crash
A dog named Boro was missing after a big train crash in Spain.
The crash happened on Sunday and many people were hurt or died.
Boro's owner, Ana, was also hurt, and her sister was in the hospital.
People looked for Boro for days.
Finally, on Thursday, firefighters found him near the crash site and brought him back to his family.
Everyone is happy that Boro is safe, even though the train crash was very sad.
Boro, a schnauzer-water dog mix, was rescued by firefighters in southern Spain on Thursday.
Boro was missing since Sunday's high-speed train crash that killed at least 43 people and injured over 120.
Boro was riding on one of the trains with his owner Ana Garcia Aranda and her pregnant sister, who was hospitalized in intensive care.
Police first spotted Boro near the crash site on Wednesday, but he ran away when officers tried to approach him.
Firefighters successfully caught Boro the following morning and reunited him with his family.
- Who
- Boro, a dog, and his owner Ana Garcia Aranda
- What
- Rescue of a dog missing after a train crash
- When
- Thursday, after being missing since Sunday's crash
- Where
- Southern Spain
- Why
- To reunite the dog with his family after the train crash
- Dog's Name
- Boro
- Dog's Breed
- Schnauzer-Water Dog Mix
- Train Crash Location
- Southern Spain
- Number of Fatalities
- At least 43
- Number of Injured
- More than 120
- Owner's Name
- Ana Garcia Aranda
- Rescue Date
- Thursday