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💔 FROM THEIR HANDLER: PLEASE HELP ME BRING ROSCOE & REMI HOME 💔
I am the owner and handler of the two missing Wheaten Terriers, Roscoe and Remi, taken from my yard on the morning of August 29th in Gateway Quarters, Queen Creek.
I need everyone to understand, these are not pets. They are my trained PTSD service dogs. They perform critical tasks that allow me to function as a normal person and live independently. Without them, I am completely broken.
Roscoe is trained to:
• Create space for me in crowds by circling and giving me room when I feel trapped
• Guide me to the nearest exit in uncertain or overwhelming situations
• Detect rising heart rate and anxiety, calming me with deep pressure therapy (even sensing subtle things, like a bouncing knee)
• Stand guard with his body facing outward so I feel safe at ATMs, in restrooms, or anytime my back is turned to the public
Remi works alongside him to interrupt panic attacks, wake me from nightmares, and anchor me during flashbacks. Together, they gave me freedom, security, and a sense of safety that I cannot replace.
Now that they’re gone, my life is no longer the same. The simple daily tasks they helped me with feel impossible without them.
I am pleading with whoever has them: please, no questions asked, just return Roscoe and Remi. You can remain completely anonymous. I only want them home.
🙏 To the community: I desperately need your help. Please check your cameras from 8/29 between 8:00–9:30 AM, share this post widely, and keep looking.
📞 Contact us directly: 480-834-7328
These dogs aren’t just my companions—they are my lifeline. Please, help me bring them home.
Roscoe & Remi are missing from the Gateway Quarters community near Ellsworth and Germann in Queen Creek. They are Wheaten Terriers, with Roscoe weighing about 50lbs and Remi about 25lbs. Their AirTags last pinged at the intersection of Ellsworth & Chandler Heights on 8/29 around 9:30 am. It is believed someone picked them up, so we are hoping that they see this post and know they are loved dogs! Both were wearing collars.
How can you help? If you live in the Gateway Quarters community, please CHECK your ring cameras or surveillance footage to see if the dogs were spotted between 8 am-9:30 am on 8/29. PLEASE! Maybe you have footage of them being picked up! Share this original post in every lost pet recovery or animal rescue group that you know! We are in urgent need of support to find pets and reunite these beloved animals with their owner, who relies on them to mitigate a disability. We can't get them home without our community to spread the word! No questions asked; as the director, I will gladly act as a third party if anybody wishes to remain anonymous! I give you my word!
My direct contact is 480-834-7328.