All lost and found items in Stillwater
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Found: Hamsters in Stillwater
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.
Found leashes near OSU campus
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.
Found: Avians near Stillwater Library.
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.
LOST Kittens near OSU Library, Stillwater, OK.
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.
Lost adapters on the OSU campus in Stillwater
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.
Brooches lost near Campus Corner, Stillwater
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.
Found: Paintings in Stillwater
On Saturday around 3:15 PM, I found a stack of paintings tucked behind a planter near the OSU bookstore on University Avenue, in the Campus Corner area. There are five canvases, with landscapes and abstracts in bright colors, all in wooden frames. A few frames have minor scratches, and one corner shows a tiny initials mark. I left them in a safe spot by the steps of the bookstore, hoping the owner would recognize them. They look valuable and well cared for, and seeing them again would mean a lot to the artist behind them. If they belong to you, this listing could help reunite you with them.
Lost devices near OSU campus, Stillwater
On Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., I left my backpack containing a tablet and a small laptop on a bench outside the Stillwater Public Library, just beside the OSU Student Union, after a quick coffee run. I realized they were missing when I reached the bench again and saw only the faint echo of foot traffic and a few pigeons. Those devices hold work notes and photos from family trips, and I’m hoping someone who passed by that afternoon picked them up and kept them safe. I’d be beyond grateful for their safe return to the site.
lost toaster near OSU campus, Stillwater
On Tuesday evening, around 7:25 PM, I was cleaning up after dinner in my apartment near the OSU Library, just off the campus quad, when I realized my toaster was missing. It’s a small two-slot stainless model I’ve used every morning for years, and it’s hard to replace on a student budget. I left the kitchen to grab towels from the laundry room, and in that quick moment it must have disappeared. I’m really hoping someone found it and tucked it somewhere safe—it’s not just a gadget, it’s part of my morning routine that helps me get through class.
Lost: Holiday decorations in Stillwater, OK
I was leaving a friend's place near the OSU campus last night around 8:00 p.m. when a gust knocked a couple of boxes of holiday decorations off my trunk and they disappeared into the Stillwater breeze. There was a string of white lights, a garland, and a wreath with red ribbon and pine scent—things that mean a lot to me this season. I’ve searched around Main Street and near the Student Union but can’t locate them. If someone who found them sees this, I’d really appreciate help getting them back to me.
Lost organizers on Campus Corner, Stillwater
At 7:45 p.m. last Friday I realized I left a set of small organizers somewhere around Campus Corner on the OSU campus in Stillwater. They’re a mix of metal and clear plastic trays—perfect for sorting papers and craft supplies—stuff I use every day for references and planning. I was helping a friend move into a dorm and I must have set them on a bench by the OSU Library steps on University Avenue while I hunted for a charger. Without them I feel disorganized, and I keep thinking about the tangled piles of notes I need to file. If you found them near the OSU Library or by Campus Corner coffee shops, please hang onto them.
Found Acuvue Oasys contact lens near library
I found a single Acuvue Oasys contact lens yesterday around 3pm outside the Stillwater Public Library on Main Street. It's a clear, soft lens with a small blue edge marker that helps me tell it apart from my other lenses. I picked it up near the stone bench by the entrance after noticing it lying on the sidewalk. If you're missing a lens, I’d love to help get it back to you—meet near the library desk or I can drop it off there. Category: Lost Contact.
Keys with panda keycap on red carabiner
Found a set of keys this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Stillwater Public Library on Main Street. There are two metal house keys, a Toyota key fob with a cracked plastic housing, and a bright red carabiner clip attached to a blue silicone key ring. One key has a tiny panda-shaped rubber cap, and there’s a small blue tag stamped with 'LM' on another key. They look lightly used but functional. If someone recognizes these, I’d be happy to return them to their owner.
Emerald green knit scarf with silver threads
Found a scarf this morning around 9:15am outside the Stillwater Bakery on Main Street. It's an emerald green knit scarf, thick and warm, about 70 inches long with a subtle silver thread woven through the yarn. There’s a tiny embroidered initials 'AL' near the fringe and a faint coffee stain on the near edge. The scarf is in good condition overall—just a little wrinkled from being stuffed in my tote. If this belongs to you, I’m glad to return it; hope the owner sees this and can claim it.
White queen duvet cover with navy piping monogram LJ
I found a white queen-size duvet cover this afternoon around 2:30pm, tucked behind the bike racks outside the Stillwater Public Library on Main Street. It's in good condition—clean, no tears, just a little wrinkle from being rolled up. The fabric is soft cotton, with navy piping along the edges and a small gray monogram 'LJ' in the lower-right corner. There's a faint coffee stain near the corner that makes it unique. It looks like it belongs to someone local; I'd hate for it to get lost in the shuffle. If this is yours, I hope it finds its way back soon.