Authorities in Fort Worth, Texas are urgently asking for the public’s assistance in locating 14-year-old Avery Hendrix, who was reported missing on January 25, 2026. Since her disappearance, concern has continued to grow among family members, friends, and the wider community, all hoping for her safe return.
According to law enforcement, Avery was last known to be in the Fort Worth area. While investigators have not released full details about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, officials emphasize that missing juvenile cases are treated with the highest priority, as time is often a critical factor.
The Fort Worth Police Department is actively following leads and coordinating efforts to determine Avery’s whereabouts. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) has also been notified and is supporting the case by helping spread awareness beyond the local community. Authorities stress that tips from the public—no matter how small they may seem—can make a significant difference.
Avery’s family has appealed to the community for support, urging residents to remain alert, share her information widely, and keep her in their thoughts. The uncertainty surrounding a missing child is deeply distressing, and loved ones say every show of concern brings hope during this difficult time.
Anyone who believes they may have seen Avery Hendrix or has information that could assist investigators is urged to act immediately. Tips can be reported by calling 911, contacting the Fort Worth Police Department at (817) 392-4222, or reaching the NCMEC 24-hour hotline at 1-800-843-5678.
Authorities continue to emphasize that community awareness can save valuable time. Avery’s family and law enforcement are counting on the public’s help to bring her home safely.