New York, 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 lead them to survivors. Photo by Andrea Booher/ FEMA News Photo

Scoring:

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Topics:
   + Ground Zero (World Trade Center) in September 2001
   + Intravenous therapy
   + Search and rescue dogs

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Licensing:

• Artist: Andrea Booher
• License: Public Domain

Media information:

• Original datetime: 2001-09-19
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Technical Topics:
   + PD US FEMA
   + Photographs taken on 2001-09-19