Bob Zunk, holds newly named kitten "Stormy" before a vet's appointment.
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Bob Zunk, right takes "Stormy" out of a crate for vet's assistant Shawn Serrato, left, with the West Toledo Animal Hospital, to look at.
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"Stormy" runs by the remote control car that was used to help get him out of a storm sewer in Sylvania Township Thursday night.
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Patrick Sigler, holds Stormy.
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Dr. Andrea Wade, a vet at the West Toledo Animal Hospital gives "Stormy" a check-up.
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Dr. Andrea Wade, right, a vet at the West Toledo Animal Hospital gives "Stormy" a check-up while rescuer Rhonda Batnik, who used a remote control car to get the cat to leave the sewer, watches.
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Bob Zunk, holds newly named kitten Stormy.
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Dr. Andrea Wade, right, a vet at the West Toledo Animal Hospital gives "Stormy" a check-up while rescuer Rhonda Batnik, left, who used a remote control car to get the cat to leave the sewer, fills-out paperwork.
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