[JulieC]

My hubby and I were enjoying a fine cup of coffee Saturday morning at Withrow Springs State Park in Arkansas, when I heard a noise coming from below the dinette in the rear of the camper.

Upon investigating, we discovered a square cutout in the coroplast near the waste ports. Must have allowed a squirrel to get in, we thought.

We tried banging on the underbelly to drive the thing out. After a lengthy period of quiet, we figured the varmint had left, so Ken sealed the hole with duct tape. All was quiet for a while, and then we heard movement again.

Tried banging on the underbelly again with no success, so Ken opened up a hole under the rear and peaked in.

“It’s a bunch of kittens!”

It took a few minutes to coax the four kittens out, with no mother to be found.

We didn’t know what to do; they appeared to be only about 3 weeks old. Fortunately the park ranger was able to talk a rescue group in to picking them up.

Best catmping trip ever!