Girls last seen near highway intersection in Cochrane, Ont. may have been accompanied by four pit bulls
This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy.Provincial police in northeastern Ontario are looking for two young girls last seen at noon on Sunday.
They say five-year-old Amber Leonard and six-year-old Lexys Leonard were last seen near the intersection of highways 11 and 655 in Cochrane, Ont.Story continues below advertisement Police say Amber has blonde hair and was wearing a pink shirt with flowers, black pants and pink shoes. They say Lexys has brown hair and was wearing a red short-sleeved shirt with black pants and dark shoes.
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