Owners reported the death of Poze, one of the "frenticães" from Campinas Social networks The owners of the dog Poze, one of the "frenticães" who worked in uniform at a gas station in Campinas (SP), reported the dog's death in a post on social media on Saturday night (18). The animal, which was five years old, disappeared last Sunday night (12) during a trailer trip with the family in the city of El Bolsón, in the Patagonia region of Argentina. On Saturday, a task force with the support of local residents would be held to try to find Poze. However, the guardians said that the mobilization was canceled due to new information. ? Click here to follow the g1 Campinas channel on WhatsApp "We still cannot publicly explain everything that happened. For our safety and so that we can take the necessary measures in the correct way, we need to act before speaking", explained the tutors. "Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, to every person who shared, searched, prayed, sent messages or made themselves available to help Poze", they added. Message published by the owners on social media Reproduction In a new post this Sunday afternoon (19), the owners said goodbye to the dog. "I love you, Poze. Thank you, Poze. You are resting in a very beautiful place right now," they wrote. ? Why these names? Matuê, Poze and Nagalli are namesakes of Brazilian trap and funk artists. The dogs received the same names as the musicians, known for hits such as "Anos Luz", "Confissões" and "Me Sinto Abençoado". g1 sought out tutor Giovanni Fernandes, who stated that he is "legally understanding what can be said" before speaking out. He confirmed Poze's death. Disappearance Frentiscão de Campinas disappears during a trip with his family through Patagonia. Rescued as a puppy and a well-known figure at the post managed by Giovanni, Poze disappeared after being released into a camp. The municipality where he disappeared has around 24 thousand inhabitants. Last week, the owners carried out searches, put up posters and mobilized residents and the press in the region in an attempt to find the dog. Although Giovanni had the support of his fiancée, the task force was not easy. The hydraulics of the trailer where the family had been spending their days broke during the trip — which left them without a shower or kitchen — and they were running out of money and food for the other dogs. Where Poze was last seen 'Frentiscão' from Campinas disappears during trip to Patagonia; family puts up posters and mobilizes searches Reproduction/Social Media The family travels with four dogs and had stopped at a campsite located about ten minutes from a ski resort. On the night of the 12th, the family collected the dogs to record a commercial and then released them back into a camp. The three dogs returned to the house afterwards, however, Poze did not return. According to Giovanni, it was part of the routine to leave the animals free in the fenced space, which had a forest in the background. ??? The owner describes Poze as a “naughty” dog, who does not scare easily and likes to interact with other dogs — reflections of the period in which he lived on the streets. At home, however, he tends to play hard to get and rarely asks for attention. With sadness, Giovanni recalled his last interaction with the animal before its disappearance. "He came to ask for affection in a way that wasn't like him. He asked for so much affection, he didn't stop [...] and we even joked: 'Wow, how affectionate you are, it doesn't even look like you'. And it was the last interaction we had with him", he recalled. Difficulties 'Frentiscão' from Campinas disappears during trip to Patagonia; family puts up posters and mobilizes searches Reproduction/Social Media The search for the dog was faced with geographical and technological challenges, as well as adverse weather. The difficult-to-access region is crossed by a highway, a river and mountain trails, making searches difficult. To make matters worse, the family faced three other obstacles: Tracker with no signal: Poze used a location tag, but the device required cell phones of the same brand connected to the internet nearby. In rural Argentina, there is no signal. Extreme cold: the region recorded continuous rain and low temperatures. Mutt gas station attendant dogs are adopted at a gas station and help with the adoption of other dogs in Campinas A former street dog, Poze appeared in one of the units of Giovanni's family station chain and ended up being adopted. He was welcomed at the Jardim Novo Campos Elíseos establishment, where, months later, he was adopted by the manager and given a collar and gas station attendant uniform. At the post, Poze joined Matuê, an eight-year-old caramel mutt who was the first adopted at the place and who even survived a serious run-over. The fame of the animals in uniform inspired Giovanni to create a profile on social media, which today has more than 1.1 million followers. The profile shows the animals' routine and games with the brothers Nagalli and Flávia. VIDEOS: Everything about Campinas and the region See more news about the region on the g1 Campinas page