Report something lost or found and let our community help reunite it with their owners
Getting your lost item back or helping someone else is simple with our 3-step process
Create a free listing with photos and details about your lost or found item. Our spam protection keeps the community safe.
Our network across Decatur search and match lost items with found ones. Get notified when there's a potential match.
Connect directly with the person who found your item or claim the item you found. Arrange a safe meetup and celebrate the reunion!
Find items quickly by browsing our most popular categories or explore specific types of lost and found items
I lost my rose gold bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Decatur Square on East Court Square. It's a slim rose gold chain with a small crystal heart charm and a tiny engraving JL on the back. The bracelet is about 6 inches long and in good condition aside from a little wear. It has sentimental value — it was a gift from my sister last Christmas. If anyone found it, please let me know; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my 14k gold ring with a tiny emerald centerpiece yesterday around 3pm near the CVS on W. Ponce de Leon Ave by Decatur Square. It's a slim, about 3mm band with faint vine-like engravings along the inside and the initials 'P.P.' etched on the inner edge. The emerald is a small, earthy green with a tiny chip on one facet—barely noticeable but there. The ring is sentimental; it was a gift from my grandmother and I wore it every day. If anyone found it, please reach out at the email above so we can arrange a safe pickup in Decatur.
I lost my black Yamaha Stage Custom snare drum, 14x5.5 inches, yesterday around 3pm outside the Little Shop of Stories on Church Street in Decatur. The shell is matte black with a few light scratches and a noticeable dent near the top rim, plus a bright red star sticker on the badge that makes it easy to spot. This drum has been my go-to for every band rehearsal since college, and it carries a lot of sentimental value because it’s the main snare I rely on for gigs. I also have small blue painter’s tape marks along the shell from where I marked tuning adjustments, and the snare wires show a tiny rust spot near the edge. If you found it or know where it is, please reach out — it would mean the world to me.
Hey, I lost my navy memory-foam travel neck pillow yesterday around 3pm outside the CVS on Clairemont Avenue near the Decatur Square. It’s a compact 12-inch pillow with a navy blue cover and a tiny white compass logo embroidered near the zipper, plus a bright red tag stitched along the seam. There’s a faint coffee stain on the back from yesterday’s bus stop run. This pillow isn’t just comfy—it helps me sleep on buses and red-eye flights, so I’m really hoping to get it back. If someone found it, I’d be incredibly grateful; it’s been my travel buddy on countless trips.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my pink DIY poetry zine, about 20 pages, the size of a small notebook, outside the Decatur Library on Sycamore Street near the Square. It's a handmade printed thing with a pink cardstock cover and a doodle of a bicycle; there’s a blue sticker on the back that says 'Local Voices'. Inside there's my scribbled contact info on page 3 and a coffee ring on the corner. It matters a lot to me because those poems are mine and the zine felt like a little gift I put together for friends here in Decatur.
I found a silver Yamaha student flute this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Decatur Library on West Trinity Place. The instrument is in good shape, with pearl keys and a tiny dent on the bottom joint. The case has initials 'A.M.' written on the latch and a blue ribbon tied around the handle, which should help identify the owner. It clearly looks like it belongs to someone who plays in the school band or takes lessons, and it feels sentimental rather than just valuable. If this sounds like yours or you know who it might belong to, please get in touch—I'd love to get it back to its owner.
I found a small brown and white dog this afternoon around 3:45 pm near the Decatur Square on East Court Square. It's a medium-small pup, about 25-30 pounds, with a short coat, mostly brown with a white chest and white paws. The dog is wearing a red collar with a brass tag, though I can't quite read the name on it. There's a distinctive white heart-shaped patch on its chest and a slightly crooked tail that curls up at the end. The dog seemed a bit nervous at first but warmed up after I spoke in a calm voice and offered water from my bottle. If this is your dog or you know who it belongs to, please text or email to verify ownership, and we can arrange a safe meetup at the Decatur Square.
I found a blue canvas tote bag this afternoon around 2:15 pm outside the Brick Store Pub near Decatur Square. It's medium-sized, a bit worn, with a small coffee stain on the bottom corner. Attached to the zipper are bright enamel pins and a red panda keychain that’s pretty distinctive. Inside is a small spiral notebook with doodles of local landmarks and a MARTA bus schedule tucked in the pocket. If you're the owner, you can recognize it by the panda keychain and the notebook's doodles—happy to arrange a quick meetup anywhere convenient in Decatur to hand it over.
I found a silver flute yesterday around 4pm behind Decatur Coffee Co. on Clairemont Avenue, just past the Decatur Square. It's a Yamaha student model in a black hard case with a blue velvet interior and a dent on the latch. On the lip plate there's a small engraving with the initials 'L.P.' and the case has a sticker that reads 'Music Camp 2018.' There’s also a tiny scratch near the mouth hole. I’d love to get this back to its owner—this flute probably means a lot to someone. If this is yours, tell me a detail I can verify to prove it's yours, like the initials or the year on the sticker.
I found a charcoal knit scarf this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Decatur Square, outside the CVS on East Court Square. It's a soft, thick scarf about 70 inches long with a subtle heather look and a slightly frayed end. There’s a small red embroidery on the inside tag with the initials 'A.P.' that should help identify the owner. It was tucked under a bench, still clean but a bit dusty from the sidewalk. If this sounds like yours, DM me here and we can figure out a pickup spot around East Court Square or meet up at the Decatur Farmers Market this weekend.