All lost and found items in Albuquerque
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Lost medication in Old Town Plaza, Albuquerque
On Monday at 11:15 AM I realized my medication bottle was missing from my black tote while I was waiting for the bus near Old Town Plaza in Albuquerque. The bottle is a small blue container with a white label and a red cap; I had just refilled it that morning before heading to the library. I sat briefly on a bench by the San Felipe de Neri Church, then wandered to grab a bite and I must have left it behind. Losing it has me anxious, and I am hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe.
Found travel adapters near Old Town Plaza.
I was wandering through Old Town Albuquerque on a sunny Saturday around 11:40 AM when I spotted a bundle of travel adapters tucked beneath a bench by the fountain. They looked like a jumble of USB-C cables and multiple plug adapters, the kind someone would grab at the last minute before a flight. I picked them up and tucked them into my tote, thinking about how stressful it is to lose a charger while traveling. I’m posting this here in hopes the owner recognizes them.
FOUND power tools near Old Town Albuquerque
I was watering the front yard on Saturday afternoon when I spotted a yellow toolbox sitting on the curb of Central Avenue near Old Town. Inside was a cordless drill, a circular saw, and a taped measure—clearly a batch of tools someone had been using recently. It was around 4:20 p.m., and the sun was already dipping behind the La Luz mountains, casting long shadows on Albuquerque's brick storefronts. I figured they belonged to someone who needs them for a project and brought them to a safe spot where people leave items for others. I hope the owner sees this and knows they’ve been found.
Found dolls near Old Town Plaza, Albuquerque
I was walking through Old Town Albuquerque around 11:40 AM today when I spotted two dolls propped against the stone fountain near the bronze coyote sculpture. One wore a bright yellow dress, the other a sky-blue one, both with tiny scuffs and a missing button on the blue dress. Their hair is a bit tangled, as if they've been carried around by a kid who fell in love with them and forgot them at the edge of the plaza. I picked them up and kept them safe in a bag, hoping the owner will recognize the outfits and the little details.
Lost bus tickets in Albuquerque
LOST: I woke up early this morning at 7:45 am and sprinted to catch the 8:10 bus at the Albuquerque Downtown Transit Center. In the rush I must have left my bus tickets inside a small white envelope on a bench near the vending machines by the main entrance. The tickets were for a trip I planned for Friday, a lot of my plans hinge on that ride, so losing them has me anxious and frustrated. The memory of the blue-and-silver transit center tiles and the morning light hitting Old Town keeps looping as I retrace steps around the plaza. If someone finds them, I’ll be forever grateful for the help—they mean more than I can say.
Lost sheet music in Albuquerque near Old Town
I lost my sheet music after rehearsal last night, around 8:30 PM, near Old Town Plaza in Albuquerque. My name is Isabella Martinez, and the binder is black leather with a few pages sticking out, the cover scuffed from years of use. The pages include a set of classical pieces I’ve practiced with my mentor, and I’d written my name in pencil on the corner of the first page. I must have dropped it on my way back to the car after a quick walk through the plaza. This music means a lot to me and marks a big moment in my current performance prep. If found, please let me know through the site.
Lost adapters in Albuquerque.
I was near Old Town Plaza around 7:10 PM on Tuesday when my bag slipped and my adapters disappeared. It's a small gray zip case containing USB-C and USB-A adapters, plus a micro HDMI adapter. These adapters help me stay connected on trips and work, so losing them was frustrating. I retraced my steps along Central Avenue, stopping near the San Felipe de Neri Church and the plaza.
LOST: Equipment for Various Sports in Albuquerque
At around 7:15 PM on Saturday after a youth league at Old Town Plaza in Albuquerque, I realized my equipment for various sports was missing. The bag is a medium gray duffel with a bright blue zipper and a dent on one corner. Inside are items for multiple sports: a turf-stained soccer ball, a used tennis racket with chipped paint, two worn pairs of cleats, and a rolled-up shin guard set. I walked the brick paths from the San Felipe de Neri Church to the fountain, feeling a mix of disbelief and worry. If you’ve seen anything, I’d appreciate it if you could let the site know.
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Lost small black purse with wallet and red keychains
lost my small black purse a couple weeks ago in ne albuquerque, has my wallet and red keychains on it please let me know if seen
Lost driver's license in Old Town Albuquerque
I was walking from a café toward Old Town Plaza around 6:30 p.m. yesterday when I realized my driver's license was missing. It’s the standard laminated card with my photo and the name Ana Garcia. The last place I recall having it was near the San Felipe de Neri Church steps by Old Town Plaza, as the evening lights poured over the cobblestones. I'm anxious about travel and ID checks, and I'd really appreciate catching this through the site.
Found: Toasters in Albuquerque
I was strolling through Albuquerque's Old Town Plaza around 7:45 p.m. last Saturday when I spotted two toasters sitting on a bench outside a coffee shop by the Route 66 Diner. They looked recently used, with a few crumbs and a faint coffee stain on the plastic. I brought them here, thinking someone in the neighborhood might be missing their kitchen companions. They’re two standard-slotted toasters, one with a chrome face and the other with a white enamel front. If these are yours, the site will connect you with me so we can arrange a safe pickup near Old Town Plaza.
Lost Holiday Decorations in Albuquerque
I'm Rosa Martinez. I realized my holiday decorations were missing after hosting a small get-together at my Albuquerque apartment on Friday evening, around 7:30 PM. I had left a box of ornaments and a strand of lights on the living room coffee table, near the window that faces Old Town Plaza, and I stepped out to answer the door. When I came back, the box was gone and the lights were still warm in their plug. The pieces are sentimental—a hand-painted star topper and a garland my grandmother made—and I’d love to have them back where they belong.
Missing: Samantha Rivera, 19, Old Town Albuquerque
I'm Ana Martinez, and I'm posting because I've lost track of my sister, Samantha Rivera, 19, yesterday around 3pm near the San Felipe de Neri Church in Old Town Albuquerque. She was wearing a bright red hoodie, a black denim jacket, faded blue jeans, and white sneakers. She has a crescent moon tattoo on her left wrist and wears round tortoise-shell glasses. She's nonverbal at times and can get overwhelmed in crowds, and I'm really worried about her safety. If you've seen her, please contact me.
Blue paw-tag dog collar
I lost my blue nylon dog collar with a tiny brass paw-tag engraved 'MILO' yesterday around 3pm. It's a medium, sturdy collar with a reflective white stripe and a small scuff on the buckle from rain last week. I last saw it near Old Town Plaza, along Rio Grande Blvd and 4th Street, not far from the San Felipe de Neri Church. The paw-tag is engraved with 'MILO' and there’s a tiny red heart charm attached. It means a lot to me—Milo wears it every day, and I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone finds it.
Navy beanie with neon orange pom-pom
Hey there, I lost my navy blue beanie with a bright neon orange pom-pom. It’s a The North Face knit beanie, size medium, in really good condition aside from a faint coffee stain on the inside label and a tiny scuff on the cuff. I was wearing it yesterday around 3pm when I swung by Old Town Plaza on Central Ave, Albuquerque, near the Starbucks, and I must have set it down somewhere while taking photos. It has sentimental value—it's my daily cold-weather staple and I really need it back. If found, please reach out; I’d be grateful to get it home.