All lost and found items in Austin
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Lost rabbits near Zilker Park, Austin
Hey, I’m Diego Ramirez. I lost my rabbits tonight near Zilker Park around 7:45 PM Friday, by Barton Springs Pool with a view of downtown. A gust of wind startled me; the two rabbits bolted and I couldn’t keep up as they vanished into the brush by the dog run. They’re part of my family and carry a lot of memories from my grandmother’s hands, so I’m hoping for a safe return. If you saw two rabbits around dusk near Zilker Park, please help me bring them home.
Found travel visas in downtown Austin
I found travel visas on Saturday around 2:05 PM along the Congress Ave Bridge near 6th Street during a small neighborhood festival. They were tucked in a flimsy folder with a red cover and a passport photo peeking out. I kept them in my jacket pocket for safety while I looked for the owner, then posted this listing because I know how important those documents are. If this matches what you’re missing, please reach out through the site so the owner can be reunited with them.
Found travel adapters in Austin
I found travel adapters this afternoon in Austin. Around 4:15 p.m. on a sunny Saturday, I spotted them beneath a bench near the entrance to the Long Center, just off Barton Springs Road. They were tangled with a charger inside a small blue pouch and glinted under the late sun. I picked them up, thinking someone must be missing these after a day of wandering around downtown. The memory of last-minute packing and conference lanyards came back as I turned toward the street, hoping the owner would see this listing and recognize their adapters.
Lost postcards in Austin.
I was strolling along South Congress Avenue near the Continental Club around 5:45 PM on Sunday when I realized my postcards had vanished from the small leather pouch I keep for travel memories. They’re sentimental—old family postcards from road trips, with faded stamps and little notes on the back. I last had them while I paused to take a photo near the Barton Springs Pool entrance, inside Zilker Park, not far from the trail by Lady Bird Lake. Losing them feels like losing a piece of my story, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and might recognize the handwriting in a moment of quiet. If they turn up, I’d be grateful.
Lost Canines in Austin, TX
On Friday, January 9, around 7:15 p.m., I let my two Canines out in the yard of my apartment on East 7th Street, and they slipped toward the river trail by Zilker Park. I walked the path and called their names for twenty minutes, but they didn’t come back. They’re friendly but shy with strangers, a wiry beagle and a big brown shepherd mix, and they’re everything to me. I’m worried about them and hoping someone in SoCo or near Barton Springs saw them and kept an eye out until I found them.
Lost: Two toasters near downtown Austin
I lost two toasters after dinner at my Austin apartment near Zilker Park. I set them on the kitchen island around 8:30 p.m. last Friday while tidying up, then I dashed out to grab a bag of groceries. When I returned, they were gone. One is a stainless steel toaster with a black lever; the other is white with chrome trim. They’re part of my everyday routine, and I’m anxious to get them back to start my mornings with coffee and toast.
Lost beaded wallet with martini glass design
Yesterday I went to South Congress Ave, around the Ray-Ban store, and I lost my wallet. If anyone has found it, could you please contact me? There was a very important card inside with my name on it. The wallet is beaded and has a martini glass design on the front. My name is Elif Ugurlu. Please, if you found my wallet or have any information, reach out to me. Thank you so much!
Lost coins near Capitol, downtown Austin.
I was walking along Congress Avenue near the Texas Capitol in downtown Austin at about 7:20 p.m. last Friday when I realized two coins from my grandfather's collection had slipped from my pocket. The coins are tarnished keepsakes, some early pennies and a commemorative from the '60s, and they mean more to me than their metal value. They’re irreplaceable to my family, and I’m anxious about how to start rebuilding the collection if they’re gone for good. If someone found them, please think of them as part of a tiny family history and leave them somewhere safe near the Capitol steps.
Red Trek road bike with lime water bottle cage
I lost my red Trek Domane road bike yesterday around 3pm near the Barton Springs Pool parking lot off Barton Springs Rd in Austin. It's a 56cm frame, matte red with a white scratch on the left chainstay, and a bright lime-green water bottle cage mounted on the down tube. The saddle is black with a tiny tear on the right side, and there are a couple of chips on the handlebars from recent rides. It means a lot to me—it's my daily commuter and was a gift from my grandfather—so I’m really hoping to get it back; if you’ve seen it around, reach out here and we can meet at a safe public spot in central Austin.
Silver bracelet with emerald heart charm
I lost my silver bracelet yesterday around 3pm near South Congress Ave by Jo's Coffee in Austin. It's a slender 6-inch silver-tone chain with a tiny emerald heart charm and a delicate etched leaf along the clasp. It was a gift from my mom last year, so it's sentimental and I'm really hoping to get it back. The emerald charm and the etched-leaf detail on the clasp are pretty unique markers if someone sees it.
Space Gray iPad Pro 11-inch with cactus sticker
I lost my space gray iPad Pro 11-inch yesterday around 3pm near BookPeople on North Lamar Blvd in Austin. It's in a slim black silicone case with a cute cactus sticker on the back, and the Apple Pencil 2 snaps to the side magnetically. The screen has a tiny diagonal crack in the bottom-right corner and the home screen is set to my work profile with important documents and family photos. This device is my main tool for work and school, and it has sentimental value from a trip with friends last year; I’d really appreciate it being returned.
Gray Patagonia backpack with neon orange zippers
I lost my gray Patagonia backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Whole Foods Market on 6th Street and Congress Ave, downtown Austin. It's a 28L daypack with neon orange zipper pulls and a small UT Austin patch on the front pocket. Inside are my math notebooks, a chipped coffee thermos, and a dent on the bottom from a tumble at the bus stop. It has sentimental value—it's my daily carry for class and weekend runs—and I really need it back.
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Lost ring near 6th Street by Buford's
I lost a ring on 6th street near Buford’s. Offering $5,000 reward.
Black knit scarf with brass tag
I found a black knit scarf this afternoon around 3:30pm near the Capitol Grounds at Congress Ave and 11th Street in Austin. It's a soft acrylic knit, about 70 inches long, with a thin white stripe along the edge and a small brass tag stamped 'R.S.' on the inner corner. The scarf is in good condition with just a little fuzz from wear. I figured someone might be really glad to have it back after the chilly walk along downtown. If this is yours, tell me the initials on the tag and where you last wore it, and I’ll return it.
Navy Nike running shorts with neon drawstring
I lost my navy Nike running shorts yesterday around 3pm near the Barton Springs Pool entrance on Barton Springs Road. They're size M, made of quick-dry fabric with a neon orange drawstring and a small white Nike swoosh on the left leg. There's a tiny snag on the hem that left a faint fray—easy to spot if you know them. They're my go-to training shorts, and I really need them back since I'm training for a half-marathon. If you found them, I’m hoping we can arrange a quick meet-up near Zilker Park to return them.