PLEASE SHARE: Family Eager for the Safe Return of Missing 14-Year-Old Zoey Merasty

 A Parent's Worst Fear: Missing Teen

The stillness in a household where a teen ought to be playing, enjoying music, or preparing for school is a sound no parent desires to encounter. Unfortunately, for Zoey Merasty's family, a 14-year-old girl, this silence has turned into a dreadful reality. Since December 9, 2025, Zoey has been unaccounted for, and each hour that ticks by without any updates feels like a never-ending nightmare.

She is merely a kid—innocent and young—lost somewhere in a harsh world. Prince Albert is collectively holding its breath, yearning for her safe return, but hope must be coupled with action to make a difference. We need the vigilance of the entire community to make sure this young girl does not vanish into obscurity.

The Information That Could Lead to Her Return

Zoey was last seen in the vicinity of the 700 block of 28th Street East in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. It is crucial for everyone to remember her physical features. She is small in stature, about 5’4” tall and weighing around 100 lbs. With medium-length black and brown hair and brown eyes, she frequently wears glasses that frame her face.

At the time of her disappearance, she was attired for the cold December weather in a dark brown coat and black sweatpants, carrying a fanny pack. These characteristics may catch the attention of someone passing by. Perhaps you noticed a girl fitting this description walking alone, waiting at a bus stop, or appearing lost. Even if it was days ago, that observation could provide essential clues for the police to locate her.

Ways You Can Assist in Ending the Agony

The Prince Albert Police Service is diligently looking into the case, but they cannot cover every area simultaneously. This is where you can play a part. Please take a minute to examine the photos distributed. Spread this message among your friends, neighbors, and community organizations. Someone knows Zoey's whereabouts. Someone has seen her.

If you possess any information, regardless of how trivial you believe it to be, please reach out. You can directly contact the Prince Albert Police at 306-953-4222. If you prefer to remain anonymous, you may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. Make sure to mention Occurrence #25-41569. Let’s shatter the silence and bring Zoey back to the family that longs for her more than words can express.