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Stray of the Day: Meet Fuzzy 6/10/25

Stray of the Day: Meet Fuzzy 6/10/25

Yahoo10-06-2025
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Meet today's Stray of the Day!
Fuzzy is a 10 to 12-week-old, male, silver tabby kitten. He was found abandoned along with three of his siblings at the rescue's front door. All together, there are two-boys and two-girls.
The rescue said they're sweet kittens who are ready to find their forever homes. Fuzzy and his siblings are all available for adoption now.
Fuzzy has a few other friends that are looking for homes, cats and dogs alike! Feel free to check them out online or in person; Good Day Siouxland features one animal each day, so make sure to watch to see if we found your forever companion!
If you've lost your pet, or if you're looking to adopt, you can check out the rescue's website at siouxcityanimalrescue.com.
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