Lost & Found in Burke, VA
Your complete resource for reporting and recovering lost items, pets, and more in Burke, Virginia
What did you lose?
If there isn’t an adequate suggestion, select “Other – My item isn’t listed” and enter the item’s category. You can provide details later.
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Local contact details reviewed on July 27, 2026.
How to Report a Lost Item
Choose Your Category
Identify whether you lost a pet, item on public transit, at an airport, or other property to find the right contact.
Contact the Right Authority
Call the appropriate department: Fairfax County Police (703-691-2131), Fairfax Connector (703-339-7200), or your specific location's lost & found.
Post on Social Media
Share details on Facebook groups like Lost and Found Pets of Fairfax County or Northern Virginia Lost & Found Pets for community help.
Lost & Found Services in Burke
Contact information and resources by category
Lost Pets
Report missing or found pets to Fairfax County Animal Services (703-324-0299, Tues–Wed 12–5pm) or file online. Join local Facebook groups and PawBoost for community alerts.
Public Transit (Bus)
Lost something on Fairfax Connector? Call 703-339-7200 (TTY: 703-339-1608) or submit an online claim. Claims can take a few business days to process.
Airport Lost & Found
Dulles (IAD): 703-572-8479 (Mon–Fri, 8am–4pm). Reagan (DCA): 703-417-0110 (Mon–Fri, 7:30am–4pm). Items held for 60 days.
General Lost Property
Report non-emergency lost items to Fairfax County Police (703-691-2131) or the City of Fairfax Police (703-385-7924) for lost & found inquiries.
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Can't Find It Locally?
Post on community Facebook groups and Reddit's r/nova for wider visibility. The Northern Virginia Lost & Found Pets group and Virginia Lost & Found Pets reach thousands of neighbors who can help.
View ResourcesBurke is an unincorporated section of Fairfax County, Virginia. Whether you've lost a cherished pet, personal belongings on the bus, or items at the airport, this guide connects you with the right services and resources.
From contacting Fairfax County Police to posting on local Facebook groups, we've compiled every major lost & found option available to Burke residents and travelers.
Burke Neighborhoods & Local Resources
Key locations and nearby services
Burke Centre Library Area
Located at 5935 Freds Oak Road, this library branch serves as a community hub and can provide local referrals.
Lee Chapel Road District
Home to Burke Animal Clinic (703-569-9600), a key resource for lost pet inquiries and microchip scanning.
Fairfax County Animal Services
Located at 8875 Lorton Road, Lorton, VA. Open Tues–Wed, 12–5pm. Main shelter for impounded animals.
Community Help Online
Join these groups to post lost & found alerts
Frequently Asked Questions
How long are lost items held at police or animal services?
Fairfax County Animal Services holds animals until claimed or placed for adoption. Airports typically hold items for 60 days. Police departments vary—contact them directly for specific timelines.
What should I do if I find a lost pet in Burke?
Contact Fairfax County Animal Services (703-324-0299) or call police (703-691-2131). Post details on Lost and Found Pets Facebook groups immediately for visibility.
Is there a fee to report a lost or found item?
No. Reporting to police, animal services, and transit agencies is free. Social media and community group posts are also free.
Can I file a lost pet report online?
Yes. Fairfax County offers online forms at fairfaxcounty.gov/animalservices/lostandfoundpets/. Fairfax Connector also accepts online lost & found claims.
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Need Immediate Help?
For emergencies (lost child, dangerous animal), call 911. For non-emergency police or lost pets, use the numbers above. Always post on social media and local Facebook groups simultaneously for the fastest community response.
Contact Fairfax CountyThis guide provides contact information current as of the last update. Hours, phone numbers, and services may change. Always verify current details by visiting official websites or calling ahead. For items at airports or government facilities, expect possible wait times and document your claim with photos and receipts when possible.