It’s all paws on deck.
A Virginia airport is seeking the public’s help in reuniting a missing teddy bear with its owner.
Officials at Norfolk International Airport in Virginia shared a photo of the gingham-clad plushie with matching bunny slippers on Facebookon Dec. 30 with the caption, “Can you help me find my owner? I was turned in to ORF Lost & Found around 4 p.m.”
Nearly 2,000 people shared the heartwarming post, hoping to spread the word.
“Let’s get that stuffy home!!!” one said.
“Hoping for an update of them being reunited,” another replied.
Close to 100 concerned commenters offered suggestions on how to locate the doll’s owner, including those who said the toy resembled one sold at Build-A-Bear Workshop.
“If it is a build a bear (looks like it is) you can contact Build a Bear and they have barcodes inside that they can scan to help return it to its owner. It’s their “find a bear” program,” one person explained.
“That’s a Build a Bear. My daughter has the same one from 2022,” another confirmed.
Others gushed at the touching online plea.
“Best use of social media ever,” one said.
“This is why I love social media,” someone else agreed.
A few expressed their discontent with the fact that the airport is worrying about the bear, and not their lost items.
“How bout stop f–kin up our luggage! F–k that teddy bear … lmao,” one griped.
“Meanwhile, y’all can’t find my drivers license that was left in a TSA bin,” another added.
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