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FOUND: I was heading past the OSU Student Union around 5:45 p.m. today when two hamsters wearing little patches of brown and gray were huddled in a blue crate tucked behind a bench near the bookstore. They squeaked as I approached, and I could see one small hamster with a white patch on its chest and the other with a tiny black stripe along its back. They seemed frightened and thirsty, so I grabbed the crate and brought it to a safe spot in my car to keep them warm. I’m posting this here hoping their family is on the other end of this post.
I found two dog leashes outside the Edmon Low Library on the Oklahoma State University campus in Stillwater around 5:20 p.m. this Saturday. One leash is blue nylon, the other red reflective—both in good shape but obviously left behind by someone in a hurry after walking a pup. I picked them up and dropped them here, hoping the owner will see this and claim them soon. It’s never fun to misplace gear like this, especially when a dog is waiting at home.
At 4:30 p.m. last Thursday, I found a small group of Avians near the Stillwater Public Library on West 7th Avenue. They perched on a low railing, bright feathers flashing in the early evening light. One had a blue wing band; another chirped loudly, clearly hungry. They seemed well cared for and not distressed, which makes me think someone is missing them and is anxious to have them back. I left them accessible near the library entrance where anyone passing by could hear them, and I’ll let the site handle the rest. If this sounds like your birds, please contact through the site.
At 7:15 p.m. on Friday, I was by the OSU Library steps on University Ave when two tiny kittens slipped from my arms and vanished into the growing dusk. They’re two young domestic shorthairs: one orange tabby with white paws, the other gray with a white chest. I chased them toward Campus Corner and behind the library, but they darted into a hedge by the old fountain and disappeared. I feel anxious and hopeful at the same time, and I keep picturing them huddled together somewhere warm. If you’ve seen two tiny paws darting around Stillwater, please keep an eye out near the OSU Library and the nearby park.
I realized my adapters were missing this morning around 9:30 a.m. from my backpack while I was leaving the OSU Library on the Stillwater campus. I had been charging my laptop on a table near the study carrels when I turned back and found nothing there. They include a black USB-C adapter, a white HDMI adapter, and a blue cable organizer. They are essential for finishing my coursework and keeping my laptop powered between classes. I hope someone who picked them up will return them to the campus Lost and Found.
Hi, I'm Erin Daniels. I lost two vintage brooches while strolling downtown Stillwater around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, between Campus Corner and the OSU Library. One is a delicate gold filigree with a turquoise stone, the other a tiny enamel bee; they're both very fragile and were dragged along the sidewalk among the foot traffic. They belonged to my grandmother and mean the world to me; I’ve pictured them tucked away in a local shop window until someone realizes they belong to me.
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