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I lost my grey domestic short-hair tabby named Milo yesterday around 3:15 pm. He’s about 10 pounds, with a white chest patch, a tiny notch in his left ear, and he wears a pink collar with a small silver bell. Last seen near the KU Library on Jayhawker Boulevard and Mass Street in Lawrence. Milo is shy with strangers but sweet once he knows you, and he’s a rescue with a heart condition I’ve been treating—this whole thing has me really worried. If anyone’s seen him, I’d be grateful to hear from you; you can reach me at [email protected].
Yesterday around 3pm I realized I’d lost my blue contact lens case near the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street. It’s a small, blue translucent plastic case with a white lid, a generic, no-brand style. The lid has my initials 'AM' scratched into the corner, and there’s a tiny sticker inside with the date '04/2026' that I used for tracking. Losing it disrupts my daily routine since I wear lenses every day, and I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back if you found it anywhere around Vermont Street or the library.
I lost my black Fossil wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Massachusetts Street in downtown Lawrence. It’s a slim leather wallet, black with a faint red thread along the edge, and there’s a tiny coffee stain on the back. Inside I had my KU student ID, a couple of receipts, and a small silver key ring. The wallet has my initials 'AP' in silver foil on the inside pocket. It really means a lot to me—it was a gift from my grandmother, and it has sentimental value. If anyone picked it up, I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back; I’m hoping it turned up with the staff at the library or the bus stop near Mass Street.
I lost my gold-tone bracelet with a delicate leaf charm yesterday around 3pm near Massachusetts Street by Free State Brewery in Lawrence. It's about 7.5 inches long and 6mm wide, with a tiny turquoise bead tucked beside the leaf and the back engraved with my initials 'A.J.'. It was a gift from my mom and means a lot to me, so I’m really hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe. If you found it, email me at [email protected] and I’ll be forever grateful.
I lost my blue translucent contact lens case yesterday around 3pm near the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street. It's a small plastic case with a white lid and a tiny diagonal scratch along the edge. On the side is a little heart sticker with my Nana's initials. Inside were my daily lenses and a folded note with my prescription. It’s sentimental and I really need it back—if you found it, email [email protected].
I found a red nylon dog harness with reflective stripes this morning around 8:15am behind the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street, near the bike racks. It’s a medium-sized, adjustable harness with a black plastic buckle and a small blue paw-print charm hanging from the D-ring. Inside, there’s a white label with a handwritten name that looks like “Milo.” The harness is in good condition and clearly used, with a few dog-hair specks and nothing torn. If this belongs to someone, I’d really like to help reunite it with their pup—I’ll be around the library area today in case someone recognizes it.
I found a small budgie this afternoon around 3:45 pm behind the Lawrence Public Library on Vermont Street, near 7th. It's got a lime-green body, a bright yellow head, blue cheek patches, and tiny black scallops along the wings. It’s wearing a small blue leg band stamped 'AL9.' The bird seemed calm, hopped around a bench, and was clearly used to people—very friendly, actually. I kept it safe in a makeshift cage I had on hand while I looked for its owner, hoping to reunite them soon. If you think it’s yours, DM me with a photo or the leg-band code to verify.
I found a red cable-knit scarf this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Free State Brewing Company on Massachusetts Street, downtown Lawrence. It's a mid-length scarf, soft wool blend, in great condition with just a few fuzzy pills. The scarf features a small brass button sewn into the inner edge and a tiny green snowflake embroidery near the hem—nice little unique touches. I figured someone might be chilly on a day like today, so I picked it up and planned to post it here in case the owner sees it. If this is yours, reply with a photo of the button or the embroidery to confirm.
Found a small leopard gecko yesterday around 5:30pm near the Free State Brewing Co. on Massachusetts Street in downtown Lawrence. It’s about 4 inches long from snout to tail, tan with dark brown spots and a fat orange-tinged tail. There’s a tiny scar on its right back toe and a faint white line along the left eyelid scale. It looked calm and well-fed, like it belongs to someone and was accidentally left behind. If you recognize it or think it’s yours, send me a message here and we can figure out a safe pickup.
Found a mid-century teak coffee table with a glass top this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Granada Theater on Massachusetts Street, downtown Lawrence. It's about 48 inches long, with slender tapered legs and a warm honey-brown finish; the glass top has a small chip along the edge and a couple of tiny scratches. On the underside there's a spiral pencil inscription 'M-47' and a small sticker that reads 'Made in Denmark,' which might help confirm ownership. I know it's not mine and I'd love to see it back with its rightful owner. If this sounds like yours, message me here and we can arrange a pickup nearby in Lawrence.