This cute dog, Bananas, is lost somewhere on Beacon Hill. Have you seen him? Bananas is male, tri-color (brown, tan, and black), about 9-10 months old, weighs 15 pounds, and is wearing a brown collar. We are told he was last seen at South Othello Street and South Fontanelle Street on Sunday afternoon.
If you have any information, please contact Binh at 425-772-1130.
(Editor’s note: The dog has been found! Thanks, everyone!)
Neighbors Phil and Yulia write:
“This little dog was lost this evening, Thursday 12th April, on Beacon Hill. His name is Ernie and he’s very skittish with strangers. He is licensed and chipped and has a red harness on. However, the phone number on his collar isn’t valid because his owner is out of the country and will probably not be able to receive cell phone calls where she is. If you have seen this dog or have found him, please contact us by email or phone [number removed now that Ernie is back home — ed.]. Thanks.”
Neighbor Heather writes to tell us that Coco, the unofficial “12th Avenue Viewpoint park greeter” cat, is missing again. Coco was last seen on the morning of Saturday, March 24, at 12th Avenue South and South Stevens Street.
“Things to know: female, social, black and white long haired, green eyes, and has one pupil that is bigger than the other and probably with some bushes or branches attached to her tail. She is EXTREMELY friendly and has a home. Please call me if you have seen her.
Thank you!!!Heather
206.890.1397
Neighbor Joshua sent us this message last night:
“This sweet girl ran up to me this afternoon on 13th near Angeline around 5:30. She would really like to go home. Is she yours? Give me a call at 206.354.2582.”
Another dog is not where he should be. Neighbor Allison posted a plea to the Beacon Hill Mailing List last night: “Our golden retriever Jack escaped our yard near El Centro. As of 10pm he's out and about. He typically comes home on his own. He wears a tag but the current one may not have our phone numbers on it.” Contact us here at the blog if you find Jack.
(Editor’s note: Jack has now been found!)
(Editor’s note—I just fixed the link to the article about The Station in The Stranger. Sorry it wasn’t working earlier!)
Neighbor Julie writes:
My husband lost his wedding band yesterday, most likely taking his snow gloves off while we were out walking – here are the most likely places:
- 23rd & Forest, or along 23rd between McClellan and Stevens
- NE corner of 17th & Beacon, or across Beacon in front of the library
- in front of Red Apple
We gave our name and number to Red Apple and we are searching for it, but please keep an eye out!!
Men’s size 10.5 white gold plain wedding band, 4mm
Thank you!!Julie 206-713-8606
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Sledding, bah. How about sliding down South Hanford Street on a giant unicorn head? Video here.
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Charles Mudede of The Stranger interviews local rapper Gabriel Teodros at The Station coffee house, and The Station is practically the co-star of the interview:
“‘This is my favorite coffee shop in the city. This is the place where my whole city comes through.’ Indeed, a whole city seems to come in and out of the Station. Beacon Hill is a planet.”
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MSNBC’s John Brecher must live around Beacon Hill. He supplied several before-and-after snow photos to a feature on the MSNBC website. Slide the slider back and forth on the pictures to see our neighborhood with and without snow.
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Seattle Public Schools will use Friday, January 27 as a snow make-up day. It was previously scheduled as an off-day for staff professional development. The other two make-up days for this week’s snow days haven’t yet been scheduled.
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(Editor’s note, 1/13: We have been told that the dog is back with his family now.)
Are you missing a pit bull? A neighbor reported to us via Twitter:
“Found this beautiful fixed male pit trying to get into our yard to play. South Beacon Hill. We had to take him to the Seattle Animal Shelter. They will hold him and can be contacted about him. He was super sweet.”
Neighbor Jessa writes in about a lost dog:
My name is Jessa Wubbels and my fiance, Pete and I are fostering a Chihuahua mix named Merlot. Tonight we were at the Red Apple when she freaked out and broke off her leash. We spotted her a few times between Spokane Street and McClellan on 15th.
If you have any information, please call Jessa at 206-398-9504 or Pete at 206-228-3362.
“This morning this puppy got on a route 36 on Beacon Hill. When all of the passengers got off, the puppy remained… She has been taken to the Seattle Animal Shelter. She has no tags, collar or microchip. We are hoping she can be reunited with her family.”
We are told the puppy is an “absolute doll.”
Neighbor Heather writes on the Beacon Hill mailing list:
Hello all, tonight between 4-5 p.m. one of my chickens disappeared. If you see her please let me know. Last seen in my backyard at 13th Ave S. and Stevens. Her name is Caramel, she’s a Gold Star.
Please post here if you’ve seen a chicken on the loose!
Neighbors Kt and Bo write:
We haven’t seen our cat in a few days, and we think she may have lost her way home or be stuck in someone’s home/garage/basement/front window, as she tends to be a fearless wanderer and the weather was bad over the weekend. I saw her last on Thursday, the 10th of November. We live on 14th between Dakota and Nevada. Her name is Rishi (Ree-Shee), she is a small Oriental Tabby. She is not wearing a collar, but is micro-chipped. Her family, especially our two year old, is ready for her to come home. Please call us at 206-972-0045 (Kt) or 206-650-5874 (Bo) if you have seen her or have her.
We hope Rishi returns home in good health soon!