lost and found

If you're lost then following this viral advice might not be in your best interest.

She's friendly. She likes people. She likes small dogs. And I would bet that she loves corn. And she needs to find her home.

While on a recent visit to Walmart in Abbeville, Mrs. Bigot, wearing the sentimental earrings, lost one in the parking lot outside, on the Subway side of the parking lot.

My friend found this thing when she was a child, back in the 1960s. It was found in a field just off of Johnston Street in Lafayette.

Senator Bob Hensgens of Abbeville introduced the legislation that calls for the Louisiana Treasury Department to start handling this duty.

A woman in Eunice found a picture in the scanner in WalMart, and they are looking for the owners.

>>DISCLAIMER: STOCK PHOTO. The photo used above is a stock photo, and NOT a photo of the lost pet. The lost tortoise does NOT have wheels.>> Someone posted a lost pet near Sunset: a tortoise! As the post says: Lost on Tommys Road (off 93) in Sunset. 100lb Sulc...

She immediately went to the security footage to identify the owner, and then tracked him down to return the money.

A woman is trying to find the owner of a ring she recently found on a Florida beach. Did you recently lose a ring in Florida or know someone who did?

The cat on this 'Lost' poster (at least I assume that's what it is!) really does turn its head to follow the guy as he walks past!

Wouldn't it be amazing if we could help reunite these historic pictures with their descendants?

We all misplace things from time to time. Some of us are chronic...

The cat is not wearing a collar, so there is no tag, and the veterinarian scanned for a chip, but she is lacking one of those, too.

The cat is back, and I really need to find a good home for her! She is so sweet!

Lost and Found Pets Acadiana is a great resource for reuniting lost owners with their pets, but it's not often one comes across a "Lost Pet" post like this one.

"The stuffed monkey was in a brown purse with a pink tassel - the purse isn’t important but the stuffed monkey is."

As it turns out, the mysterious donation was a mistake.

After all the rain, thought I'd stop by The Wash near Service Chevrolet on Ambassador Caffery. My routine is to stop by the manual wash area where I know some of the dirt and bugs off before entering the main wash area. Today I spotted something by my tire.

Giving to charity is a great thing to do, but sometimes people donate items by mistake.

Nearly $10,000 in cash a restaurant owner left in a shopping cart at a store has been returned thanks to a couple who found the money.