Stray of the Day 4/25/25: Meet Boba!
This little cutie is a female, short-hair orange tabby kitten that's about 6-9 months old. She was found on the 2000 block of Everett Street.
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Sioux City Animal Adoption & Rescue reports that she's a gentle cat with a ton of energy. She loves to run and play, so she'd love an active home with plenty of playmates. She's also just as sweet as a cup of bubble tea, hence her name!
If you know Boba's owners, please let her know that she's at the rescue. Otherwise, she'll be available for adoption starting Sunday, April 27.
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