The Naya Rivera 911 Call Released

The Ventura County Sheriff's Department has released the Naya Rivera 911 call.

On the call, a woman tells the operator, “We found a little girl in one of the boats by herself and her mom is nowhere to be found.”

The caller goes on to explain that her husband asked her to make the call, and that she was on her way to the scene.

Naya went missing Wednesday while boating with her son Josey on Lake Piru. Employees from the boat company reportedly found him alone on the boat, and thought he was a little girl. Rivera is presumed dead, but authorities have yet to recover her body.

Approximately 80 people are involved in the search, but law enforcement tells TMZ it could take seven to 10 days for a body to rise to the surface.

The Ventura County Sheriff's Department tweeted that they are "using helicopters, boats, ATV vehicles, and ground personnel to try and locate her."

Special dive teams have also been brought in for the mission.

Ventura County Sheriff's Department Capt. Eric Buschow told The L.A. Times that Naya rented the boat around 1 p.m. Wednesday.

People magazine reports staff came looking for the mother and son when they didn't return the pontoon boat after their three-hour rental period. That's when they found Josey sleeping alone on the vessel. According to NBC Los Angeles, Josey was wearing a life jacket, and an adult life jacket was found on board.

Authorities confirmed Rivera's identity with her wallet and ID, which were also found on the boat.