All lost and found items in Dallas / Fort Worth
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Lost Handheld and Console in Dallas
Friday night around 9:15 pm, I realized my Handheld and Console were missing after I left the food trucks by Klyde Warren Park and started walking toward the American Airlines Center. I think I last had it tucked in my backpack while I checked a photo near the Dallas Arts District, and I must have dropped it somewhere along the sidewalk by Victory Park. It's a black handheld console in a blue cover, and the screen glows when I tap the power button. I'm anxious and hopeful that a kind soul picked it up and will bring it back through the site.
Lost Student ID in Dallas / Fort Worth, TX
I lost Student ID in Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas, United States. This morning, around 8:12 a.m., I was near Klyde Warren Park, just off the Dallas Arts District, after a quick run to class. The card was in my front pocket, and now I cannot get into buildings or ride the train without it. The photo and name on the card feel like a small anchor of my day, and my routine is off without it. I retraced steps along Maple Avenue and the park edge, but there was no trace. If it turns up, I will be forever grateful.
LOST: Sports equipment bag
LOST: After practice at White Rock Lake Park around 7:15 p.m. last Saturday, I realized I left behind my Equipment for Various Sports. It's in a blue duffel with a white stripe, stuffed with a tennis racket, a basketball, a soccer ball, and my rolled-up yoga mat. I last saw it near the parking lot by the trailhead overlooking the water, just past the kayak launch. I'm anxious and missing the gear because it holds memories of weekend games and the little rituals that kept me going.
Black US passport in worn leather sleeve
Lost my black US passport yesterday around 3pm outside the Dallas Farmers Market on Cesar Chavez Street. It was tucked in a slightly worn black leather sleeve that has a small red stitch on the bottom edge and a green sticker from a language school on the inner flap. The passport itself is in good condition, but the sleeve shows wear. I really need it back — I have a business trip next week and it's the main travel document. If anyone found it, please reach out; I can verify my identity and meet at a safe place to recover it.
Calico cat missing in Deep Ellum, Dallas yesterday
I lost my calico cat yesterday around 4pm near Deep Ellum Station on Elm Street in Dallas. She’s small to medium, mostly white with orange and black patches, and she wears a green collar with a tiny silver bell. She has a tiny notch on her right ear and a faint scar on her left hind leg. She tends to stay close but gets spooked by loud noises, so she’s likely hiding nearby in alleyways or behind storefronts. This cat means the world to me—she’s a rescue and has sentimental value. If you’ve seen her, reach out at [email protected] so we can arrange a meetup in Dallas.
Vintage coin collection in walnut display case
I’m hoping someone found my vintage coin collection—a small walnut display case with a glass lid and a green felt lining. I last had it yesterday around 3pm, near the Starbucks at the West Village on Lemmon Avenue in Dallas, and I must have left it on a bench outside. The set includes about 20 coins dating from 1902 to 1964, plus one misstrike coin that stands out. The lid has a tiny red enamel star pin attached as a marker, which is my only visible identifying feature. It has sentimental value—my grandfather started the collection, and I really need it back.
Black North Face Borealis backpack with red zipper pull
I lost my black North Face Borealis backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on McKinney Ave in Uptown Dallas. It's a medium-sized bag with water-resistant fabric, and there's a small scuff on the bottom corner. The front pocket has a bright red zipper pull, which is easy to spot. Inside there’s a 13-inch laptop sleeve, a gray charger, and a blue microfiber cloth in the main compartment. There’s a faded TX-23 sticker on the side water-bottle pocket. This backpack is my daily work companion and it even holds a travel journal from last summer—really sentimental to me; I’d be grateful to get it back.
White cat with orange patches, green collar
I lost my white cat with orange patches. I last saw him yesterday around 6pm near the Bishop Arts District in Dallas, right by Velvet Taco on Davis Street. He wears a green collar with a tiny brass bell and has a heart-shaped orange patch on his chest; his left ear also has a tiny notch. He's an indoor cat who usually sticks close to home, and this has me worried because he means the world to me. If you found him, reply to this listing or email [email protected]—he's really missed and I want him back.
Fisher-Price blue wooden train set
I lost my Fisher-Price wooden train set yesterday around 3pm near the CVS on McKinney Avenue in Uptown Dallas. It's the blue engine with a yellow chimney and a red caboose, and it's about the size of a paperback book. The set has a small green star sticker on the engine and one wheel is a tad loose. It meant a lot to my kiddo—the train was a gift from Grandma and it's been our go-to for calm play before bedtime. If anyone spotted it around that parking lot or by the coffee shop next door, please reach out—I really need it back.
Green paperback travel guide with yellow tabs
Found a green paperback travel guide this afternoon around 3:10pm in the parking lot behind the Dallas Farmers Market on Harwood Street. The cover shows a bit of wear and the spine is creased, with bright yellow tabs sticking out on several pages. Inside the back cover there's a small sticker with the initials 'L.K.' and a few pencil notes marking Fort Worth and Dallas attractions. If this sounds like yours, I’m happy to hold onto it for a bit or arrange a quick meet-up near the Market area so you can grab it.
Lost diamond and gold bracelet
I lost a diamond and gold (costume) bracelet either near my apartment on Knox St (Dallas) or at Shoreline City Church on Walnut Hill at approximately 9:30am Sunday, April 12th. It is an important family heirloom and we will be devastated if we cannot find it. It was a gift from my grandmother and it means so much to me. Please help. Thank you.
Framed abstract painting, 18x24 inches
I'm hoping someone picked it up by mistake yesterday around 3pm near the Winspear Opera House on Flora Street in the Dallas Arts District. It's an 18x24 inch framed abstract acrylic painting on canvas, with a matte black frame and a slim gold lip. The piece features teal and burnt orange swirls on ivory, and it's signed 'A. Kim' in the bottom-right corner. There's a tiny coffee-ring stain on the back and a faint scratch along the lower edge that's noticeable up close. It was a gift from my grandmother and holds real sentimental value—please reach out if you've seen it; I'd be so grateful.
Red Kala KA-15S ukulele with stickers
I lost my red Kala KA-15S ukulele yesterday around 3pm outside the Whole Foods Market on Lemmon Avenue in Dallas. It's a compact soprano size with a satin red finish, and it wears a bright green cactus sticker on the back plus a blue polka-dot strap that's frayed at the ends. The neck has a small lacquer crack near the headstock, but the instrument still plays and sounds bright when strummed. This ukulele has sentimental value—my mom gave it to me last year before she moved away—and I really want it back if someone found it. If you happened to see it or picked it up by mistake, please message me and I’ll swing by to collect it.
Gold necklace with moon and star charms
I lost my gold necklace yesterday afternoon around 3pm near the Starbucks on McKinney Ave in the West Village. It's a delicate 18-inch, 14k gold chain with a crescent moon pendant and a tiny star charm, both with a slightly hammered texture that catches the light. The clasp is engraved with my initials 'PV', which is the second identifying feature. This necklace was a gift from my mom, so it means a lot to me and I really hope someone picked it up and kept it safe. If you found it, please reach out—I can describe it in more detail and meet somewhere convenient nearby to verify it’s mine.
Navy RFID passport wallet with gold airplane zipper pull
I lost my navy RFID passport wallet yesterday around 3pm near the West End Station on Field Street in Dallas. It's a compact leather wallet, about 5x7 inches when folded, navy blue with a small gold airplane-shaped zipper pull, and there's a faint coffee stain on the front corner. Inside I stash my passport and a couple of cards, plus a tiny note with my initials tucked in the main pocket as a quick ID. It has sentimental value because it was a gift from my sister, and I'd really appreciate getting it back.