Phoenix Fire Department’s missing search dog has been found

PHOENIX — A dog with the Arizona Search Dog team that went missing on Saturday night in Goodyear has been found, according to the Phoenix Fire Department.

Moxie was found by a neighbor street away from her home.

She went missing at around 7:30 p.m. in the area near Yuma and Citrus Roads, fire officials said.

Moxie was found by a neighbor streets away from her house. Being the athletic and friendly dog that she is, Moxie jumped her backyard fence and found her way to a neighbor’s pool. While her family was handing out missing posters, they were reunited with her late Sunday morning. pic.twitter.com/DYcJN6Xa7h

— Phoenix Fire Dept. (@PHXFire) August 13, 2023

While the family was handing out posters for the missing dog, they were reunited with her late Sunday morning

Moxie, a Labrador Retriever, is a member of the Arizona Search Dog team for FEMA and the Phoenix Fire Department, the announcement said.

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