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Frida, the Mexico earthquake rescue dog, has saved 12 people from the rubble as of now.

She is so good at saving lives that she was flown to help with rescue efforts in Guatemala landslides and Ecuador earthquake in the past.

Dog rescued from rubble after Mexico earthquake, to huge cheers… pic.twitter.com/jzAOpHsIYi

— The Joker (@TheManWhoSmiles) September 21, 2017

Armed with safety boots and goggles, Frida surveys the wreckage for survivors.

Even the Mexican President has recognized the efforts of Frida.

We are sure she’d add to her tally of saved lives before she hangs up her boots in next two years.

Here’s wishing Frida (and all the rescue workers) the very best with their relief efforts.

Summers ago, at an airport in a foreign land, I held dear my sinking coal-black heart.

Doom. Dark. Dank submission.

Oblivious to the humdrum, all my ears could register was the sound of silence.

John, the adorable Beagle, I got acquainted with in Bengaluru knows this feeling.

And yet unlike the pessimist shades that I so often end up plastering all over, John like all dogs, knows how to come back to life.

The Beagle who found home

A rescue beagle adopted by Seema and Shailesh, John took his time to trust humans all over again.

In fact, on his second day itself, he bolted from the house. Encountering too many people, vehicles on the road.

bangalore adoption beagle — There are still some days when he pensively looks in abject misery of bygone days or if it is philosophic mulling, you can’t really tell.

Little by little, Johny boy (named by South African cricketer Jonty Rhodes) settled in and left his tumultuous past way behind.

“This was John’s first visit to the terrace. Almost after 5 months since we got him. We used to take him to the terrace at 5 am in the morning so that he doesn’t see any humans.”

~Seema

At the creative agency in Koramangala, John is a familiar face. Sitting through pitch presentations, strategic campaign briefings and many a time giving constructive canine feedback.

Giving BYOD a new meaning ― Bring Your Own Dog.

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Dogs can really tell you a lot about the person who abandons them. Yet the noble souls they are, rarely do they speak of their pain.

That’s the thing about love.

It can hurt.

But every once in a while if you are fortunate you do come across someone like Seema and Shailesh to carry you home.

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Frida, the rescue dog, has saved 12 people in Mexico Earthquake!

Meet Frida, the adorable rescue dog of Mexican Navy’s (SEMAR) Canine Unit who has saved 53 people in her career ‘until now’!

Frida, the Mexico earthquake rescue dog, has saved 12 people from the rubble as of now.

Even the Mexican President has recognized the efforts of Frida.

A new leash at life – the Beagle who found home

John, the adorable Beagle, I got acquainted with in Bengaluru knows this feeling.

The Beagle who found home

“This was John’s first visit to the terrace. Almost after 5 months since we got him. We used to take him to the terrace at 5 am in the morning so that he doesn’t see any humans.”