Vulnerable woman who uses wheelchair hasn’t been seen for two months

40-year-old Tabitha Kay Willow, who may also be accompanied by a guide dog, has not been seen or heard from in weeks despite extensive enquiries.

Police are searching for a vulnerable woman who is missing from Thurso.

Tabitha Kay Willow, 40, was reported missing in February 2026, but was last confirmed to have been seen weeks earlier.

Despite extensive enquiries, officers have so far been unable to trace her, and say nobody known to them has been in touch with her since she was last sighted.

Tabitha, who also uses the name Mae Jenkins, is fully mobile and can walk unaided, although she sometimes uses a wheelchair. She may also be accompanied by a guide dog, though no description of the animal is available.

She is believed to speak with an English accent and has a distinctive tattoo of three bats on her right wrist.

Anyone who may have seen her, or who has information about her whereabouts, is urged to come forward. Even the smallest detail could prove crucial in helping trace her and ensure she is safe.

Information can be passed to police by calling 101, quoting incident reference PS-20260319-2375, or via the Police Scotland website.

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