Mexico's National Guard Recruits Chihuahua as Newest Member
The 15-pound dog, named Comando, will assist with public outreach and potentially search and rescue.
US Politics • 3 hours ago
Mexico's National Guard has welcomed a new, albeit diminutive, recruit: a 13-month-old Chihuahua named Comando. The small dog, weighing approximately 15 pounds, has been enlisted to aid in public outreach efforts.
Comando may also be involved in search and rescue operations, according to reports. The National Guard's newest member is expected to bring a unique approach to community engagement and emergency response.