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They are both correct.
The first refers to an inanimate object;
the second refers to a person or animal.
The first refers to an inanimate object;
the second refers to a person or animal.
- When something is or was lost, it becomes or became no longer in someone’s possession.
- When someone gets or got lost, he or she becomes or became devoid of his or her bearings or became confused as to his or her location.