Officials in Missoula, Montana, have been searching for a Colorado woman and her dog, who were reported missing on Feb. 22 after they were last seen at a Missoula dog park on Feb. 21. Danit Ehrlich, 33,

Police determined Ehrlich and her dog, Bamba, likely drowned, but are continuing their recovery efforts as of Feb. 24.

Police believe a missing 33-year-old woman likely drowned in a river in Montana. Danit Ehrlich was last known to be “in the area of” a dog park in Missoula on the morning of Feb. 21, the Missoula Police Department said in a post the next day on Facebook.

MPD has issued an advisory asking people who are looking for Danit Ehrlich's dog to avoid the river and surrounding areas due to dangerous conditions.

Missoula officials posted new signs at Missoula’s Jacob’s Island Bark Park this week, warning dog owners to keep dogs leashed by the Clark Fork River.The Missou

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Ehrlich's dog, Bamba, is still at large and local police are requesting help in finding the dog to return to their family.