New family member

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Meet Cimarron, aka Cimmy, our new family member.  A big, beautiful fluffy Maine Coon mix...about 2 years old. Abandoned by another Rver  (may you rot in hell)

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  1. KT5 February 2021 at 19:03

    OH!!! My sweet Part Maine Coon died just the month before -- August 27th. What a wonderful blessing to have been in the right place and time to get him!!! I'm looking diligently now for one. Do you think that a year old kitty not used to RVing could become a good RVKitty???

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