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I lost my two parrots, Mango and Pico, last Friday around 7:15 p.m. I last saw them near Memorial Park's jogging trail by the water fountain. They’re bright green with orange faces and love mimicking car horns and city sounds. My heart aches thinking about the quiet apartment and the empty perch at home. I’ve walked the Montrose streets all evening, calling their names and listening for a flutter among the oaks and pines along the bayou. If you see two parrots anywhere near Memorial Park, please watch the trees and call out gently; I’m hoping they just wandered briefly and will find their way back.
Hi, I’m Diego Ramirez. I lost my gym bag around 3:15 p.m. Saturday outside the gym on Main Street near Discovery Green in Houston, Texas. It’s a black duffel with a red towel sticking out, plus my headphones and a spare change of clothes. Those items are a small lifeline after long days, and the bag is easy to spot because of the bright zipper and a sticker of a comic hero. I had just finished a workout and was heading toward the exit when I realized the bag wasn’t with me. I scanned the sidewalk by the glass doors and the chalk-marked wall, but it’s gone. If you found it, I’d really appreciate its return through the site.
Last Tuesday around 8:15 p.m., I was unloading two microwaves into my apartment on Westheimer Road, near Kirby Drive, in Houston's Montrose area. They were sitting on the kitchen counter when I turned to grab a bag, and in a heartbeat they vanished. I’ve checked the building's hallways, the leasing office, and walked the nearby blocks—Westheimer, Montrose Boulevard, and the parking garages—with no sign. I’m wiped after long shifts, and I rely on those appliances for meals and for meds that require heating. If you’ve seen them, please report through the site so I can reclaim them.
I lost my two rabbits last Friday around 8:15 PM after the apartment door was left open and they slipped into the alley behind my building near Hermann Park. They are small, brown and gray with white patches; one wears a blue collar with a tiny bell. I am terrified they are scared and hungry, and I am praying they come back safe. If you see them, please keep an eye out in the nearby alleys and yards.
I was walking near Discovery Green around 3:45 pm this afternoon when I spotted a small white prescription bottle lying on the sidewalk. The label is partially peeled and I couldn't read the name, but it clearly contained pills. I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping the rightful owner would find this post and reclaim it. It felt urgent and sobering to come across someone’s meds, and I wanted to do the right thing.
Hi, I am Marcus Bennett. I was downtown Houston around 12:15 PM on Tuesday, strolling near the Discovery Green fountain with a tin of coins my grandfather collected. I set the tin down briefly while grabbing a snack, and when I looked back it was gone from my pocket. The coins span roughly from the 1920s to the 1960s and include a few Texas-minted pieces. Those coins carry family memories, and I am shaken by the loss. If found, they belong with our family keepsake box near the park’s edge.
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