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Bella and her companion. CREDIT: FWC The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission added its newest four-legged K-9 detective to the team. According to a social media post from FWC, Bella, the most recent K-9 addition, is training for tracking, scent detection and evidence recovery. Welcome Bella! 😍🐾Help us welcome Bella and thank the Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida for helping her find us so that we could give her a furever home and an important pawpose. 💚 Full story: https://t.co/d344DjKAC9#K9 #dog #LawEnforcement photo courtesy of @LRROF pic.twitter.com/vNv0IfOfE5 — MyFWC (@MyFWC) October 27, 2023 Adopted initially as an 8-month-old energetic puppy, Bella learned to channel that passion by focusing on her new job. Bella has a long career ahead of her as a K-9 with the FWC and we wish her the best of luck. Bella was found thanks to the Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida.