Frida is no ordinary member of the Navy.
The search and rescue dog demonstrated her bravery during last year’s devastating earthquakes in Mexico. She is credited with saving a dozen lives when hundreds more were lost.
And this week, she and her trainer Israel Arauz, were among those honoured by government leaders for their difficult, but important work amid the rubble.
Her famous goggles and booties also get another tour for the occasion.
Durante la ceremonia en honor a los rescatistas y héroes anónimos del #19S, la Presidenta del Patronato del @SEDIFPuebla, @Dinorah_LdeGali, y el gobernador @TonyGali, develaron la estatua de “Frida”, la perrita rescatista, y su entrenador Israel Arauz.
📰https://t.co/62NLxG2Thl pic.twitter.com/nuN1WwhiNu
— SECOTRADE (@SECOTRADE_Pue) July 19, 2018
Frida is credited with responding to the call of duty to help save 53 people during natural disasters.
#Video 📹 Frida lleva un total de 53 localizaciones; de los cuales 12 han sido personas con vida https://t.co/hvP5fdLHCQ pic.twitter.com/7Dk15z3FWk
— El Universal (@El_Universal_Mx) July 20, 2018
A hero by any measure.
Develan estatua en honor de #Frida, la perrita rescatista, y de su cuidador el maestre Israel Arauz
👏🐕😍 pic.twitter.com/4SA6WfiHrh— Alicia Salgado (@allizesalgado) July 19, 2018
And this picture alone, by journalist Alicia Salgado, says 1,000 words.
But it really only needs one: Ahhhh.
Main photo @SECOTRADE_Pue/Twitter
