Elisa Humphreys knew she needed help after a tornado leveled two structures on her central Alberta property over the weekend
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Although other homes were damaged, no one was killed. There have been no reports of serious injuries, although numerous animals, including cows, chicken and a horse, died or were euthanized, police said.
Humphreys said she was doing some work on her couch on Saturday afternoon and was getting herself a cup of coffee when she got an emergency alert notice.Article content Humphreys quickly returned when the tornado passed and found two of her horses injured, one of which had to be put down by a vet. A neighbour found another horse down the road. In a nearby coulee, she said trees were stacked on top of each other close to three storeys high.Article content
“When I talked to him on the phone, he said , ‘If there’s anything you need, Elisa, let me know,”‘ she said.
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