Frida Dog Statue Commemorates Brave Pet

Frida Kahlo's beloved dog, Fulang-Chang, was a constant companion throughout her life.

Fulang-Chang was a Xoloitzcuintli, a rare and ancient breed of dog native to Mexico.

This statue honors the unwavering loyalty and companionship that Frida and Fulang-Chang shared.

For more insights, see: Frida Kahlo with Dog

Frida is an 8-year-old Labrador retriever who's been making headlines for her heroic rescue efforts. She's a trained sniffer dog and part of the navy canine unit in Mexico.

Frida's impressive career in rescuing has saved more than 52 lives during natural disasters. She's also been credited with saving at least 12 people's lives after searching for people in the rubble.

Frida was part of a team of 15 dogs deployed to conduct the search after the Mexico earthquake. She's received a lot of attention on social media, making her one of the most popular canine rescuers.

Frida's dedication to her work is commendable, and she's now being honored with a statue in Mexico.

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Frida, the eight-year-old search and rescue dog, has been honored with a statue in Puebla.

The statue is made out of unwanted keys.

Frida's statue is located in the Ecological Park in the state capital, standing next to a statue of her trainer, Israel Arauz.

Frida was on hand at the unveiling ceremony, where she put her highly-sensitive nose against her bronze replica to check it out.

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