Lost
Blue lanyard keys with house and car fobs
Tucson
Lost
listing
Posted
6 months
ago
Description
I lost my blue lanyard keys with house and car fobs yesterday around 3pm near the Tucson Museum of Art on North Main Ave. The keys are on a worn brass keyring with a red silicone cactus charm and a tiny white dog tag that says 'Milo' (my old dog). There are two brass house keys, a silver Toyota key, and a black plastic tag with my initials etched on it. One key has a small dent near the head; the cactus charm is slightly faded. I'm really hoping to get them back because the set unlocks our apartment and my bike lock, and it feels sentimental after all these years.
Approximate last-seen location
Tucson
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