Dog rescued off tsunami-devastated coast

SHIOGAMA, Japan - A member of the Japan Coast Guard carries a rescued dog as he arrives at the port of Shiogama, in Miyagi Prefecture, on April 2, 2011. Coast guard members aboard a helicopter found the dog on a roof, believed to have been washed away by the March 11 tsunami, drifting some 1.8 kilometers off the coast, the previous day.

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