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I lost my golden Syrian hamster yesterday around 3pm near the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Avenue in downtown Fairbanks. He's tiny, the size of a ping-pong ball, with a fluffy golden coat and a white blaze on his forehead. He wears a light blue fleece harness with a tiny silver bell, and there's a small black dot on his left ear—easy to spot if you know him. He’s always been a bit shy but curious, and this little guy means the world to my daughter; he’s been with us since before Christmas, a gift that’s sentimental. If you’ve seen him or someone found him, please reply here or email me at [email protected]. Thanks so much.
I lost my navy North Face parka yesterday around 3pm. I was outside the Morris Thompson Center on 2nd Avenue in downtown Fairbanks, right after strolling the riverfront walkway. It’s a size L, heavy-duty parka with a thick faux-fur hood and a weatherproof shell. The coat has a couple of light scuffs on the right sleeve and a bright orange zipper pull on the left chest pocket. The inner lining has a subtle orange tint and a small sunburst embroidery on the hood lining as a tiny, unique detail. This coat has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother and kept me warm on many cold winter days. If anyone finds it, I’d really appreciate getting it back through this listing.
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. It was in its glass terrarium on the living room desk when it slipped out through a small crack in the lid. I think it wandered toward downtown Fairbanks, last seen near the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Ave. It’s about 6 inches long, orange with cream spots, and the tail is slightly kinked from a past tail drop. There’s a tiny blue speck behind its right eye that you might notice if you look closely. This gecko means a lot to me—I've had it since last summer and it was a gift from my sister. If you’ve seen it, please email me and I’ll arrange a pickup right away.
I lost my silver Kindle Paperwhite (10th gen) yesterday around 3pm near the downtown Fairbanks library on Cushman Street. It’s in a teal silicone case with a small dent on the lower-left corner and a tiny sticker with my initials 'PP' on the back. Inside are a handful of travel guides and marked passages from a novel I’m rereading; losing it feels personal because I jot ideas in the margins every day. It’s the device I rely on for reading and notes for classes, and it has sentimental value. If anyone found it, please reach out—I’d really appreciate getting it back, and I can describe its case and saved highlights to verify ownership.
I lost my blue inhaler yesterday around 3pm near the main entrance of Fairbanks Memorial Hospital on Hospital Drive. It's a blue inhaler with a teal silicone sleeve and a white cap, and there’s a small dent on the bottom plus a tiny scratch on the label. I rely on it every day to manage my asthma, and I’d be grateful to get it back—it's essential for my health and I’m really worried about being without it. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate details or returning it to the hospital front desk.
I found a brown genuine leather bifold wallet this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Avenue, Fairbanks. It's a mid-size wallet, about 4.5 by 3.5 inches, with slightly worn edges and a tan suede interior. The outside has a small embossed moose on the lower-right corner and a faint coffee stain along the bottom edge. Inside there are several cards and a laminated transit pass, plus a small photo of a kid with a dog tucked into the card slots. If this belongs to you, please get in touch—I’d love to help reunite you with it.
I found a mid-century walnut coffee table this afternoon around 2:30pm in front of the Fairbanks Public Library, 121 2nd Ave. It's a rectangular table, about 42 inches long, 18 inches wide, and 15 inches tall, with a lower shelf and a rich walnut finish. There are a few light scratches along the edges and a small dent on the top left corner. Under the bottom shelf there's a brass label that reads 'MCM 1967'. The legs still have tiny felt pads. It looks well-loved but sturdy. I know this piece probably belongs to someone who uses it daily, so if this is yours, reply here and we can figure out a pickup nearby.
Found a red-handled 12-inch All-Clad stainless skillet this afternoon around 4pm in the doorway of the Morris Thompson Cultural Center on 2nd Avenue, downtown Fairbanks. It's in pretty good condition, polished stainless with a bright red silicone handle, no lid, and a few light scratches from normal use. The bottom is stamped All-Clad and there’s a tiny dent near the rim that makes it easy to spot. If you think this might be yours, message me here and I’ll arrange a pickup near the Cushman Street entrance so you can grab it quickly.
I found a black Casio portable keyboard, 49 keys, with a silver trim along the top edge. It’s in decent condition, a little dust on the keys and a couple light scratches on the plastic casing. I picked it up this afternoon around 2:15pm while walking along the Chena River Walk by Pioneer Park in Fairbanks. On the lid there’s a red sticker with a faded star, and a blue guitar pick tucked into the strap—easy to spot if you know what to look for. If you're the owner, email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a pickup near the library.
Found a friendly gray tabby cat this afternoon around 2pm outside the Safeway on Peger Road in Fairbanks. It’s a medium-sized, short-haired kitty with white paws and a blue collar that has a small silver heart-shaped tag. There’s a tiny scar on the right ear that might help identify it. The cat seemed hungry but affectionate and I’ve kept it somewhere safe with water for now. If this is your cat, message me here and we can arrange a safe meetup to get it back home.
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