RONALDO SCHEMIDT | Getty ImagesOn June 24, 2019, within the framework of International Rescue Day, Frida was decorated by the Mexican Navy for her work and it was announced that, at 10 years, 2 months and twelve days of age, the dog was retiring. At the ceremony, the then Undersecretary of the Navy, Eduardo Redondo, commented: "Her barking was always a cause for hope and in moments of pain and uncertainty, Frida relieved us ."After her hard work as a rescuer, Frida was given up for adoption.Today we know that Frida is ill. Yesterday, the Secretary of the Navy of Mexico (SEMAR) announced that the dog is in poor health. “Frida is exhausted by old age. Her life is not in danger, but she is delicate..." reported a rescuer.Given the , the hashtags #Frida and #GraciasFrida became a trend on various social networks.INTERESTING FACT ABOUT YOUR PET: Man’s best friend? Petting a dog and gazing into their eyes releases oxytocin (i.e the “love hormone”) not only for you, but for them as well.
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I find out that #Frida , the rescue dog, is in poor health. At #CDMX we will be eternally grateful for your help in rescuing lives after #19S . #GraciasFrida , you are our heroine! #mm pic.twitter.com/NOWt0joDLk
– Miguel Ángel Mancera (@ManceraMiguelMX)
The Secretary of the Navy announces that the beloved and admired Frida, 12 years old, is in poor health.best wishes to herPhoto: Santiago Arau pic.twitter.com/xur7tyMnL0– MotherSemestrosa (@MadreSemestrosa)