Search for missing 7-year-old girl near Stanley, N.B. last seen Sunday morning
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It's believed the girl was walking outdoors with her sister and dog. The sister and dog have both been located, according to RCMP.
RCMP are looking for a seven-year-old girl who is missing from the community of English Settlement, near Stanley, N.B.
Emily Ross was last seen on English Settlement Road at around 9:30 a.m. Sunday. RCMP said she was reported missing later in the day.
It’s believed Emily was walking outdoors with her sister and her dog.
RCMP noted her sister and dog have been located.
“Police have followed up on several leads to try and locate her, but have so far been unsuccessful. Police and her family are concerned for her wellbeing,” RCMP wrote in a news release.
Emily is described as being about four-feet-tall, with light brown hair. She was last seen wearing a red winter jacket.
Anyone with information should call Keswick RCMP at 506-357-4300.
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