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I lost my golden Syrian hamster yesterday around 3pm near the Lake Charles Civic Center, along the lakefront boardwalk by the fountain near the parking lot off Broad Street. His name is Niko, and he's a small guy with bright golden-brown fur and a white chest. There's a tiny notch on his left ear and a pale white patch on his belly that makes him stand out. We adopted him last year for my daughter, so this little guy has a ton of personality and means the world to us. If you found him, please drop a note on this listing—my daughter and I are really hoping for a safe reunion.
I lost my silver flute yesterday around 3pm near the Lake Charles Civic Center, tucked behind the Broad Street parking lot. It’s a Yamaha student model, about 26 inches long, with a few scratches on the bell and a slightly worn thumb key. The case is black with a red velvet lining, and the head joint is engraved with the initials 'AL' plus a tiny dolphin sticker I added as a kid. This instrument means a lot to me—it was a gift from my grandmother and it has real sentimental value. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’m really hoping to get it back.
I lost my red Santa hat with white faux fur trim yesterday around 3pm outside Prien Lake Mall on West Prien Lake Road in Lake Charles. It's a plain knit hat, adult size, with a tiny green snowflake pin sewn on the inside lining and a faint coffee stain near the brim. The hat has sentimental value for me because it was my late grandmother's Christmas hat, and it always brings back her stories when I wear it. I last saw it near the main entrance by the holiday display, right by the mall's front doors. If anyone finds it, please drop it at the mall information desk or message me—I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my dog Scout yesterday around 6pm after we were near the Lake Charles Civic Center on Ryan Street. He's a small brown terrier mix, about 12 pounds, with a bright red plaid collar and a silver name tag that says 'Scout,' and one ear that flops a bit. There's a white patch on his chest and he'll probably shy away from strangers, which makes this extra stressful—he's been a gift from my grandmother. If anyone spots him, please text me or call, I'm really hoping to bring him home today.
I lost my charcoal tuxedo jacket yesterday around 3pm after the charity gala at the Lake Charles Civic Center on Lakeshore Drive. It's a Calvin Klein charcoal tux, size 40L, with satin lapels, in decent shape aside from a small snag on the left sleeve and a coffee stain on the inner lining. Inside the left pocket there’s a blue monogram 'AP' stitched in the lining, and the inner lining is a maroon color that makes it easy to spot if it's mixed with others. It has sentimental value because it was a gift from my father, and I really need it back for a family wedding this weekend. If you found it, email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a pickup in Lake Charles.
Found this afternoon around 3:15 pm on the sidewalk near the south entrance of Prien Lake Mall on West Prien Lake Road in Lake Charles. It’s a small red toy fire truck, about 6 inches long, with a yellow ladder and a few scratches on the bumper from rough play. The wheels still roll, though the plastic is a bit scuffed. On the side there’s a blue star sticker with the name 'Lulu' written in black marker, clearly a personalized kid’s item. I picked it up and kept it here hoping to reunite it with its owner—if you’re missing a toy like this in Lake Charles, I’d love to get it back to you soon.
I found a medical alert bracelet this afternoon around 3:15pm in the Civic Center parking lot near the boardwalk along Lakeshore Drive in Lake Charles. It's a red silicone band with a small rectangular stainless-steel tag, etched with 'Name: A. Patel' and 'Allergy: Penicillin' and a tiny star charm on the clasp. The back has a light coffee stain and a bit of wear, but it's in good overall condition. I know this is important to someone, and I’d really like to get it back to the owner—please reach out with a description of the tag or the owner’s name so I can verify.
Found a blue dragon plush this afternoon around 4:15 pm near the Lake Charles boardwalk behind the Civic Center by the Calcasieu River. It's about 10 inches tall, with soft plush fabric, bright blue fur, a yellow belly, and tiny orange horns. A small purple heart is stitched on its chest, and there's a tiny seam tear near the tail, but it's in pretty good shape overall. I'm keeping it safe here and really want to reunite it with the owner. If this sounds like yours, tell me something distinctive about the toy (like the purple heart or the yellow belly) and we can arrange a meetup somewhere convenient in Lake Charles.
I found this blue ceramic wall vase this afternoon around 2:45 PM, tucked behind the public art display near the Lake Charles Civic Center on Broad Street. It's a handmade piece with a cobalt glaze and tiny white speckles, about 8 inches tall and 5 inches wide, with a small chip along the bottom rim. On the back there's a faint stamp that looks like 'LC Studio' and a heart-shaped impression in the glaze near the top—nice little identifying details. It seems well-loved but still in good condition overall. If this is yours or you recognize it, please get in touch; I left it where I found it, hoping the owner sees this and can reclaim it.
I found this blue leather passport holder this afternoon around 4:15 pm behind The Golden Nugget Lake Charles on Imperial Street in Lake Charles. It's in decent shape, with a small coffee stain on the top flap, a discreet silver initial 'A' embossed in the bottom corner, and a faint red stitching along the outer seam. Inside there's a passport pocket, a couple of boarding passes, and a SIM-card sleeve—clearly traveled with. If someone recognizes it, I’ll be around the casino entrance this week and can arrange a safe meetup to hand it back.