UPDATE: Montana has been found safe and well.
Police are looking for a missing 13-year-old girl.
Montana Eades was last seen walking in Kenwick yesterday night.
She is described as being tanned skinned, with a medium build and dark hair.
She was last seen wearing black shorts with a white shirt.
Concerns are held for her welfare and it is uncharacteristic for her to not be in contact with her family.
Anyone who sees Montana is asked to call police on 131 444.
Picture: WA Police.
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