Danica Moore has been separated from her 14-year-old daughter Peyton Flett since the evening of June 14 and has not had any contact with her since. Flett was last seen in Prince Albert around June 16 to 17 near John Diefenbaker School and the junction of Marquis Road and Central Avenue. Described as Indigenous, around five-foot-four, weighing approximately 115 pounds, with black/reddish hair and brown eyes, Flett was wearing a grey/red hoodie, blue Christmas-themed pajama pants, and a black fanny pack.

Moore expressed her desire for Flett to know that her family eagerly awaits her return home. She reassured her daughter, “If you’re out there, Peyton, and hesitant to come back, remember that you are always loved and never in trouble.” Authorities urge anyone with information on Flett’s whereabouts or the circumstances of her disappearance to come forward as even seemingly minor details can aid in locating her.

Emphasizing the urgency of the situation, major crimes Insp. Lisa Simonson emphasized the significance of direct communication with the police. The major crimes unit is actively involved in the investigation due to Flett’s age, the time elapsed, and the nature of the case.

Moore has been actively searching for her daughter and has appealed for the community’s assistance through social media. She described Flett as a kind-hearted individual who enjoys drawing and spending time with her siblings. Moore longs for Flett’s safe return, expressing the family’s longing for her presence and hoping she will be back in time for her upcoming 15th birthday on August 19.

The family envisions celebrating Flett’s birthday together, surrounded by love and laughter, rather than enduring the current anguish of her absence.