Are you any of these people in the photograph below? Do you know any of them?
Well, the kind folks at Saints Peter & Paul Church found the camera after Hurricane Sandy a few days ago – and want to return it to the rightful owner. They created a montage of photos to help identify.
Please contact Lou Scarpa at the church (201)659-2276 or developmentspp@gmail.com
Hoboken411 reader Wayne found this friendly Parakeet in downtown Hoboken near Observer and Jefferson Streets.
If you believe this is yours and want it back – please contact him at (201)360-2281. Some kind of proof that it belongs to you would be necessary (photos, receipts, etc.)
Good luck!
Hoboken411 reader Katelyn lost her cat Luna last night near 1st & Madison Streets.
“Luna is a medium sized, short-haired tabby cat with sand colored fur (tan/light orange). She’s very friendly, however is not accustomed to being outside, and may be shy or timid if approached. She’s not wearing a collar, and could be injured and scared. Please call (848)466-0460 if you find her or know where she is.”
Good news! The lost dog we reported about yesterday has been found! And what a great story too! Hazel’s owner Rebeca recounts what happened below…
“Dear Hoboken411,
Thank you so much for your post about our lost dog Hazel last night. Thanks to your site, we were able to connect with Hazel’s rescuer. We are thrilled and so relieved to have her home.
It’s a heart-warming story actually…. After she got loose she immediately ran to the Hoboken Ferry Terminal. She and I take the ferry to work every day as I work in lower Manhattan so she knows the docks well. She ended up stowing away on a ferry – hidden away so no one could easily see her.
She was heading to Manhattan to look for me! The crew spotted her and thought they recognized her as “that dog that commutes every day to New York.” The Captain let her ride the ferry, in the control room, until their shift was up. On his crew’s hunch, he took Hazel home and found the story about her disappearance on Hoboken411. He was kind enough to give her a bath, feed her and give her a comfortable bed for the night. This morning, after issuing a Facebook post, he had confirmation that she was indeed the missing dog we were looking for.
Captain Tom is his name and we are forever grateful for the kindness and generosity he showed Hazel and for ensuring her safe return home. We want to thank him and the ferry crew at the NY/NJ waterways for taking such good care of her!”
What a great story indeed! Glad Hazel’s back home!
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Hoboken NJHave you seen a small gray and yellow Cockatiel anywhere in Hoboken?
If so – call (917)797-9427 to help their owners, who “love her and miss her” get the tweety bird back. This sign was spotted near ShopRite yesterday.
Why is it that these birds always seem to go missing? Is there no loyalty, or do they just hate being caged?
A Hudson County resident lost their Shih Tzu dog named “Roxie” on July 4th in neighboring Jersey City. If you see this cutie running around town call Rubbie at (201)736-6737 or email info@lostmydoggie.com and reference Pet ID# 13328.
