Kelowna RCMP investigating cattle deaths

RCMP are investigating after the carcasses of two cows were found on Postill Lake Road in Kelowna.

On Oct. 18, the RCMP found the cattle roughly 2.5 kilometres up the gravel portion of the road, according to an RCMP media release.

“These cattle were not harvested, and it is believed they may have been struck by a vehicle,” RCMP Cpl. Cory Lepine of the Livestock Section said in the release. “We are attempting to determine how they came to their death and are appealing to the public for assistance.”

The owner confirmed to police the cattle were on an open range in the area.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call the RCMP Livestock Section at 250-314-1800. Or remain completely anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or by leaving a tip online here.


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Carli Berry

Carli Berry has been telling stories in the Okanagan for the past three years and after finding her footing in the newspaper industry, joined the Infonews team in January 2020. Recipient of the 2019 MA Murray award for feature writing, Carli is passionate about stories that involve housing, business and the environment. Born on Vancouver Island, she is happy to say Okanagan Lake reminds, her slightly, of the ocean. Carli can be reached at (250) 864-7494 or email cberry@infonews.ca.