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Portarlington man and great Dane go missing

The “out of character” disappearance of a Portarlington man on the Surf Coast has prompted police calls for public help to find him.

Tyendi Woodford, 36, was last seen on Sunday, September 13, police said.

Police believed Mr Woodford could be driving his 2013 white Isuzu D-MAX ute, registered 1QU 2RQ.

They said he could be at Cape Otway National Park, Blanket Bay, Fairhaven or at a Surf Coast beach.

Mr Woodford was most likely with his great Dane dog, police said.

Police and family had concerns for his welfare as his disappearance was out of character.

Investigators on Monday released a photo of Mr Woodford with his dog and his ute in hope someone might have seen them.

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