An airport is on a mission to reunite a lost stuffed animal with its owner ' and people are spreading the message to help

Manchester Airport found a lost stuffed animal that someone had left behind at security on Tuesday.The airport posted a photo of the toy on Facebook and Twitter, and asked the public to help find its owner.At the time of this post, the airport's tweet has been retweeted 65 times and its Facebook post has been shared over 200 times.As yet, the airport doesn't appear to have found the toy's owner.After someoneleft behind a stuffed animal at Manchester Airport, the UK-based airport took it upon itself to reunite the toy with its owner.On Tuesday, the airport posteda photo of an abandoned toy that was found at security in Terminal 2on Twitter and Facebook."We're hoping to find the owner of this cuddly toy," the airport wroteon both social media platforms.Is anyone missing this little guy' ' We're hoping to find the owner of this cuddly toy left in T2 security this morning. pic.twitter.com/1fPcfjiUvj' Manchester Airport (@manairport) May 1, 2018People are stepping up to help the airport reunite the stuffed animal with its owner. At the time of this post, the airport's photo was shared over 200 times on Facebook and retweeted 65 times on Twitter.Most people seem sympathetic to the plight of the lost toy and its owner in the comments."Oh dear, they will be missing their favourite toy," one Facebook commenter wrote, while someone on Twitter said they hoped the toy puppy hadn't missed his flight.hope he hasn't missed his flight' Larnaka Tourism (@LarnakaRegion) May 1, 2018Manchester Airport has attempted to reunite a lost toy with its owner before. As USA Today reported, a stuffed elephant named Ellie was lost in the airport in 2015.Not only did Manchester Airport successfully locate the lost elephant and return the toy to its owner, but they also took Ellie on adventures around the airport. The stuffed elephant helped with gate announcements, checked passengers into their flights, and even took a seat in the captain's cockpit on one plane.Here's hoping that the power of social media will help the airport stage yet another successful reunion.Sign uphereto get INSIDER's favorite stories straight to your inbox.Join the conversation about this storyNOW WATCH: What will happen when Earth's north and south poles flip
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