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I lost my red Milwaukee M12 cordless drill with the black rubber grip yesterday around 3pm in the parking lot behind The Home Depot on San Pedro Ave near I-10. It's the drill I reach for for most of my weekend home repairs, so it's pretty essential to me. The body has a small dent near the chuck and there’s a blue painter’s tape label with the initials 'AL' stuck on the battery, plus I keep the charger in the same case. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back — it’s my go-to tool and I’ve got a bunch of projects waiting.
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. It's a small reptile, about 6-7 inches from snout to tail, sandy tan with orange speckles and a pale belly. It has a distinctive blue dot at the base of the tail and a tiny scar behind the left front leg. Last seen near the River Walk area by the Arneson River Theatre, tucked under a planter near the Pearl on St. Mary's Street. I really miss him—he's my daughter's pet, and we've been worried about him all evening; if anyone found him, please message me. He’s gentle and escapes easily, so please check any pet stores along the riverfront.
I lost my Nintendo Switch OLED yesterday around 3pm. It's the neon red/blue Joy-Con model, in a black protective case, with a rocket ship sticker on the dock and a small scratch on the bottom-right corner. I was near the River Walk entrance by the Arneson River Theatre along Market Street in San Antonio when it disappeared. This device is sentimental to me—it was my first big purchase with my own money and it holds saved progress on a long-running RPG. If anyone spotted it, please message me here and we can arrange a safe downtown meetup.
I lost my red Ruffwear dog harness yesterday around 3pm. We were strolling the River Walk near Market Street by the Alamo, and it slipped off the leash near La Villita. It's a medium size, bright red with a dark blue reflective trim and a small white paw-print patch on the chest. There's a metal ring with my dog's name 'Niko' engraved and my phone number on a tag—it's a bit worn from rain. This harness is Niko's daily favorite and it has sentimental value; I really need it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my red Kala concert ukulele near Market Square (El Mercado) on Commerce Street, San Antonio. It’s a compact soprano-concert size with a bright red satin finish, a light maple neck, and a tiny sun-shaped sticker on the lower bout. There’s a small chip on the headstock and some wear on the tuning pegs. It means a lot to me—it was a gift from my uncle who passed away last year, so it has sentimental value. If you found it, please reach out—I’d be so grateful to get it back.
I found a blue U.S. passport this afternoon around 2:30pm on the sidewalk outside the Starbucks by the River Walk near the Arneson River Theatre in San Antonio. The cover is the usual dark blue with the gold seal, a bit worn from travel, and the corners are slightly creased. There's a tiny coffee stain on the back and a small dent along the bottom edge. I know how important this is for the person it belongs to, and I want to help get it back to them—if you think this might be yours, share a detail that only you would know from your passport so we can confirm ownership.
I found a compact Rode Wireless GO II mic kit this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Alamo on Alamo Plaza. It’s all black, with two small transmitters that have tiny red dot indicators and a matching receiver, tucked in a blue neoprene sleeve. The kit includes the two transmitters, receiver, USB-C cables, and a small black hard case with 'Rode' on it. I wandered back through the area and figured someone might be missing gear after the riverwalk crowds by the Alamo, so I’m putting this up here. If you think it’s yours, share a distinctive feature about your gear—like the label on the case or a sticker—and we can arrange a quick pickup.
Found a small green parakeet this afternoon around 3pm along the San Antonio River Walk near La Villita. It's about the size of my palm, bright emerald feathers with a yellow belly, and a blue patch on the wings. It has a white ring on its left leg and a tiny chipped beak from a sidewalk scrape, which makes it easy to distinguish. I picked him up after he perched on my shoulder and calmed down once I offered some water from a bottle. I'm keeping him safe in a cardboard bird carrier and would love to reunite him with his owner—someone must be missing a bright, talkative buddy.
I found a navy blue leather passport holder this afternoon around 3:30pm near the Alamo Plaza entrance along Alamo Street, right by the River Walk. It's a compact, wallet-thin design with RFID protection and a soft matte finish. The zipper pull has a tiny red enamel compass charm, and there are a couple of card slots inside along with one clear identification sleeve. It looks well-used but intact, and there’s a faint coffee stain along the bottom edge. I’m hoping to get it back to its owner, since a passport holder is pretty essential for travel. If this sounds like yours, let me know and we can figure out a safe way to return it in the San Antonio area.
I found this red Ruffwear dog harness this afternoon around 4:15pm near the Market Street pedestrian bridge over the River Walk in downtown San Antonio. It’s a medium-size nylon harness with reflective piping and white paw-print embroidery on the chest strap. There’s a small blue name tag that reads 'Nova' along with a phone number. The harness is in good used condition, just a bit of river dirt on the strap. I’m hoping the rightful owner sees this and can reclaim it.
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