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I realized at 8:40 p.m. Tuesday that my Avians were gone from the wooden aviary behind my house on Main Street in Garden City. The birds are small, bright green with cheerful chirps, and I kept them in a blue cage with yellow perches. I've retraced every mile of the block, calling their names and checking under porches, but I haven't seen them since. My heart sinks imagining them scared and hungry out there, and I’m aching to get them back home.
Yesterday afternoon at about 4:15 p.m., I realized my binder labeled Breeds was missing from the back seat of my car after I stopped by the Garden City Walmart on 10th Street. It’s a small, well-worn binder with photos of various dog breeds and a few notes about temperament. Losing it felt personal because it’s my go-to reference for rescue work and planning fosters, and I can’t easily replace the little doodles and labels inside. I’m hoping whoever found it might remember where they last saw it and turn it in—it's not just paper, it's hours of work. Please help me get it back to the right hands.
I found myself frantically patting down the ground last Friday at 5:30 PM when I realized my two small sculptures were missing from the back of my truck. They were last seen in the parking lot behind the Municipal Auditorium on Main Street in Garden City, Kansas. They’re bronze-toned, about the size of a small lamp, with simple lines and a lot of memory tethered to them from my art show last month. The whole thing has me feeling hollow—these pieces carry years of work and stories. If anyone came across them near the auditorium or by the alley behind Main Street, please help me know.
On Sunday around 3:50 p.m., I pulled into the Boot Hill Museum parking lot in Dodge City to stretch my legs and check my box set of DVDs. When I returned to the car, the DVDs were gone from the back seat. It’s a small collection—mostly classic Westerns and a handful of family favorites, some from my grandfather who loved the old screen era. Losing them stings; they’re a tie to memories and stories we share on rainy afternoons. I’ve checked the lot and asked at the museum, but no luck so far. If you saw a stack of DVDs around this area, please help.
I was walking to my car around 7:15 pm last Tuesday, in the parking lot behind Garden City Community College on 9th Street when I realized my Chargers weren’t in my backpack. I’d used them to top up my phone earlier, and now I’m left scrambling for a reliable way to stay connected during shifts. The set includes a blue USB-C wall charger and a small white brick with a red cable—both essential for work calls and GPS when I’m out around Southwest KS. If someone picked them up, I’d appreciate getting them back so I can charge up before my next shift.
I found a blue reflective dog harness this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on 10th Street in Garden City, SW Kansas. It's a medium nylon harness with a neon orange reflective stripe and a small black paw-print tag clipped to the D-ring; there’s a bit of frayed stitching on the strap near the quick-release buckle. The inside tag reads 'CozyPaw' and there’s a faint white scratch on the plastic buckle. It seems to be for a medium-sized dog, maybe a shepherd mix. If anyone recognizes this, please text me here and I’m happy to hold onto it and help reunite it with its owner.
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