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Found brown leather dog collar with silver name tag engraved 'Max' near downtown Fayetteville dog park.
I found a brown leather dog collar with a silver name tag while walking my own dog in the dog park near downtown Fayetteville. The name tag has the name 'Max' and a phone number that looks like it might be scratched off, so I'm hoping to find the owner. If this is your dog's collar, please reach out!
Red reflective dog leash with paw charm
I lost my red reflective dog leash this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Fayetteville Square on Dickson Street, by the Walton Arts Center. It’s a 6-foot nylon leash with a bright red color, a small black paw-print charm hanging near the handle, and a slightly worn black plastic buckle. I attached it to my beagle’s collar, and I’m worried because he tends to wander when excited. This leash has sentimental value—my sister gave it to me after his surgery—and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Found a paperback copy of 'The Catcher in the Rye' near a bench in a park close to downtown Fayetteville.
I found a paperback copy of 'The Catcher in the Rye' while walking my dog in the park near downtown Fayetteville. It was lying under a bench, and the pages look almost new. I didn't see anyone around who seemed to be looking for it, so I figured I should report it in case someone is missing it.
Found brown leather wallet containing credit cards labeled 'Michael Johnson' and cash in Fayetteville park.
I found a brown leather wallet on the ground while walking my dog in Fayetteville park yesterday. It looks like it's been dropped recently as there are no signs of wear. Inside, I found some credit cards and a few dollar bills. The name "Michael Johnson" is written on one of the cards. I would love to return it to its owner!
LOST Breeds near downtown Fayetteville, NC
I lost my Breeds at 3:15 PM on Saturday near Market Square in downtown Fayetteville. I had set them down on a bench while I grabbed a coffee on Hay Street and got distracted by a street musician; when I turned around they were gone. They are meaningful to me - a small set of breed-name cards my grandmother kept, worn from years of use and taped edges. The Market Square buzzed with families and dogs, and a breeze off the Cape Fear River carried the chatter toward Bragg Boulevard. If you saw them anywhere near Market Square or the riverfront, please keep an eye out; they are irreplaceable to me.