Australian war dog Sarbi is being honoured in a new commemorative exhibition connected to the Afghanistan conflict, according to reports. The dog, which served with Australian special forces, is noted for surviving alone for more than a year in Afghanistan. The exhibition is designed to commemorate the role of military working dogs and the service associated with Australia’s involvement in Afghanistan. The coverage from multiple outlets describes Sarbi’s recognition as a key part of the display, highlighting the dog’s endurance and the circumstances of its long solo survival. Both sources frame the announcement as a tribute to Sarbi’s service and as part of broader efforts to preserve remembrance of the Afghanistan conflict. No additional details about the exhibition’s location, opening date, or specific content beyond Sarbi’s commemoration are provided in the excerpts.