‘Keep your eyes peeled’: Devastated family of missing Kelowna woman desperate for answers
Chelsea Cardno was out doing what she loved — walking her pup, JJ — when she went missing on Tuesday.woman was last seen around 8 a.m., when she left her Rutland home to walk the nine-month-old German Shepherd along the Mission Greenway.
While no one knows for certain what happened to the 31-year-old woman, it’s believed she may have been swept away by the fast-moving waters of Mission Creek. COSAR and the RCMP launched a search on Tuesday afternoon, but, after two days of intense searching from the ground and the air, the operation was temporarily called off on Thursday and Friday.As some North Okanagan flood water recedes, residents stay vigilant
“Keep your eyes peeled at all times. And if you find something, report it to the RCMP,” she said. “Any article of clothing, the leash, the dog.”She described her younger cousin as bubbly and always smiling, someone who just recently finished training to become a rehab assistant.COSAR and the RCMP plan to resume the official search for Cardno on Saturday.for anyone wanting to stay connected or wanting to help with the search.
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