All lost and found items in Boise
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Lost: Student ID in Boise, Idaho
I realized I dropped my student ID after my 8:20 AM class, while walking out of the Boise State University Library. I retraced my steps toward Julia Davis Park, near the fountain, but I didn't spot it. It's essential for campus access, library checkouts, and getting around town, so I’m anxious about losing it and the hassle of replacing it. If you happened to pick it up, know that it would mean a lot to me and I’d be grateful to have it back.
Lost pocket watches near Boise Capitol
Hi, I'm Ava Collins. I lost two pocket watches around 4:20 p.m. Friday while I was browsing the vintage stalls on 8th Street near the Boise Capitol. I must have slipped them into my coat pocket and forgot as I hurried to catch the bus. One watch is tarnished silver with an etched leaf; the other is a warm gold case with a tiny compass lid. They were family heirlooms, and I’m hoping they’ve simply slipped into a nearby planter or under a bench; I’m a little heartbroken thinking they’re gone.
Found sculptures in Boise
While strolling along Grove Street outside the Boise Public Library around 12:40 p.m. today, I found two small sculptures resting on a bench. One is a ceramic figure with a teal glaze; the other is a sleek, abstract form in muted tones, both the size of a paperback. They were dusty but intact, tucked away behind a fern as if someone set them down for a moment and forgot. I left them safe on the bench nearby, hoping the owner will see this listing and recognize them.
Lost radios near Boise Depot
I lost my radios around 7:25 PM last Friday near the Boise Depot. They’re a compact pair, gray with a blue display, and one has a dent in the corner from a fall on the pavement. They’re important to me because they’re my go-to for coordinating volunteers during events, and they hold a handful of work notes scribbled on sticky tabs. I’ve retraced Front Street and the Greenbelt by the depot, but there’s no sign of them yet.
Lost sports equipment in Boise
I’m Jennifer Carter, and I lost my Equipment for Various Sports after a late practice. On Friday around 7:25 p.m., I left it on a bench near the north entrance of Julia Davis Park, just off the Boise River Greenbelt. The bag is a gray duffel with a neon-yellow strap, and inside you’ll find a mix of balls, gloves, and a blue helmet. I’m feeling anxious about replacing the gear, and the memory of that game still lingers.
Found remote controls near Boise library area
I found these remote controls this morning behind the Boise Public Library along Bannock Street, around 9:10 a.m. today. They’re two different remotes—one glossy black with a cracked face and the other a chunky gray model with a dent in the corner. I left them where I found them for a moment while I checked the nearby benches, hoping someone might come back looking for them. It’s a small thing, but I know how frustrating it is to lose something familiar, and I hope the rightful owner sees this and recovers them soon.
Lost sheet music near Julia Davis Park
Hi, I’m Sophie Rivera. I was leaving the Morrison Center after rehearsal and headed toward Julia Davis Park when, at about 4:22 PM on Tuesday, I realized my sheet music was gone. The pages are labeled with my name and a few pencil annotations for my recital. I am anxious because the recital is in two weeks and those scores are essential to my performance. If you’ve seen them, please let the site know so I can pick them up.
Lost: My grandma’s enamel pins in Boise.
On Tuesday around 6:15 p.m., I realized my grandma’s enamel pins were missing after I grabbed a quick coffee near the Boise Towne Square fountain. I retraced my steps along the mall entrance and toward the greenbelt, but the tiny pins didn’t turn up. Each pin carried a memory from her, and losing them feels like losing a piece of her story. If someone found them, please know they’re special to me and I’d love to have them back where they belong, near the fountain lights.
Found: Holiday decorations in Boise
I found a tote of holiday decorations on the curb near the Boise Depot around 7:15 p.m. on Tuesday, while walking home from the Boise River Greenbelt. Inside were tangled multicolor lights, a red velvet bow, a spiraled garland, and a folded 'Merry Christmas' banner. They looked well cared for and clearly waited for some festive setup. I’m keeping them safe until the owner can reclaim them, and I hope this post helps reunite them with the right home.
Leopard gecko with orange spots found near Boise River
I found a small leopard gecko this afternoon around 2:15 pm along the Boise River Greenbelt by Julia Davis Park. It's about 4 inches from head to tail, yellowish with orange spots and a slightly darker stripe along the back. Its toes look a little dusty from the riverbank, and there's a tiny blue speck on its left hind leg plus a small black dot near the base of the tail—two easy telltales if this is yours. It seemed calm but a bit spooked, like it had been wandering for a while, and I figured someone might be missing it after today's rain. If this gecko is yours, I would love to help reunite you—let me know any extra details I can confirm.
Blue Nike running shorts found near Boise River Greenbelt
Found a pair of blue Nike running shorts this afternoon around 4:15pm along the Boise River Greenbelt, near the 8th Street bridge behind the Boise Depot, close to Julia Davis Park. They’re royal blue with a neon lime-green drawstring and a small embroidered swoosh on the left leg; size looks like Large, and the material is lightweight with a mesh lining, in good condition aside from a faint sweat stain inside. I spotted them on the grass near the bike path and figured someone might be missing them. If these are yours, I’d love to help reunite you—we can meet somewhere convenient in downtown Boise.
Gray and white terrier mix with red collar
I lost my gray and white terrier mix yesterday around 3pm near the Boise River Greenbelt entrance off West Washington Street, just by Julia Davis Park. He's about 20 pounds, wears a bright red nylon collar with a silver tag that says 'Scout', and has a small white stripe on his chest and a tiny scar behind his left ear. He's shy with strangers but incredibly friendly once he warms up, and he responds to 'Scout' when I whistle. This dog is family—he was a gift from my sister and has sentimental value—so please, if anyone finds him, text me and I will be there as soon as I can.
Brown leather Coach handbag with navy floral lining
I lost my brown leather Coach handbag yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Capitol Boulevard by Boise City Hall. It's a medium-sized bag, about 12 inches wide and 8 inches tall, with distressed leather, gold hardware, and a navy floral lining I can show once you open the main compartment. There’s a tiny scratch on the bottom right corner and a brown leather tassel zipper pull that sticks a little. Inside I’ve got my wallet and a silver locket pendant that belonged to my grandmother—sentimental stuff I’d hate to lose. If you found it, I’d really appreciate meeting somewhere safe near the Boise River Greenbelt or back by City Hall to get it back.
Found red Mapex snare drum with blue star sticker
I found a red Mapex snare drum with a bright blue star sticker on the shell this afternoon around 4:15 pm near the Boise Public Library on Capitol Boulevard. It's a 14-inch snare with a matte red finish, a tiny dent on the rim, and a worn leather strap stamped with the initials 'RS' tucked under the drum. There was no case or label, which makes me think someone was practicing outside and accidentally left it behind. If this belongs to you or your band, reach out and I’ll get it back to you—gear like this means a lot to players.
Green stamp album with 1950s-70s U.S. issues
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my green stamp album was missing. It’s a compact, leather-bound binder about the size of a paperback, with a gold-embossed label on the front that reads 'Boise Philatelic Society.' Inside are around 120 stamps from the 1950s to the 1970s, plus an old pencil inscription on the inside cover: 'Property of Priya Patel.' There’s also a small coffee ring on page 10. I last had it near the Boise Public Library on Capitol Boulevard, by the main entrance and bus stop. It’s more than just a hobby—this collection has sentimental value and I really need it back.