Moab and Lindor first met when they were just a few months old, and were best friends ever since. Both battled cancer together; their families knew of Moab’s struggle, but not of Lindor’s. Three weeks to the day that Lindor lost his best friend, he died. They will be missed by the families around Greenwich and Oak streets. Vicki Kimmel, Lindor’s owner, said both families miss them horribly but knowing they are together again gives them peace.
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