Oklahoma tornado woman Barbara Garcia reunited with dog live on TV AN ELDERLY woman whose home was flattened by the Oklahoma tornado was reunited with her dog as she was being interviewed live on television. Moore resident Barbara Garcia was telling CBS News affiliate KWTV how she braced for the storm clutching her dog but that they became separated as the tornado tore through her home. I was sitting on my stool holding my dog. This was the game plan all through the years to go in that little bathroom," she said. I never lost consciousness and I hollered for my little dog and he didn't answer or didn't come. Then the crew started yelling out "the dog, the dog" as the miniature schnauzer poked its head out of the rubble. "Well I thought God just answered one prayer to let me be OK but he answered both of them because that was my second prayer," Ms Garcia said. The McClain County Animal Response Team said about 50 animals had been pulled from the debris and reunited with their owners. Barbara Garcia finds her dog under rubble as she is being interviewed live on TV. Barbara Garcia frees her dog which she thought had been killed in the Oklahoma tornado. Barbara Garcia pats her dog after he was freed from the rubble.