This cat look as if she was lying in the dust and repairing trains. But this is her natural colour!

The North Nevada Railroad is one of the oldest railways in the USA. Now it is famous for its museum, which contains trains and steam locomotives, that carried people over a hundred years ago. But there is another attraction, that with its charming appearance, attracts many visitors. In the hangar, among the equipment, you can find a cat named Dirt, which got its name, because of its unusual colour. The fluffy beauty looks like she has fallen into dust and stained her light coat, but in fact, this is her natural colour. Mud has became the museum’s talisman and everyone’s favourite. 

In the Museum of the Northern Railway of Nevada, you can see not only trains, but also a cat named Dirt 

The fluffy got its name, because of its unusual colour, which looks like it was rolling in the dust

And some people think, that Dirt worked in the workshop and went through the engines on a par with other workers

The cat loves to visit the hangar, where the staff serving the station worked

She checks, how the work is going, or just goes to sleep on some of the machines

The fluffy train lover is about ten years 

She is very curious, and when visitors arrive, Dirt appears from her hiding place

But you can stroke her only when she herself allows you to do it

Many tourists are delighted with such a cute talisman of the museum and try to take a photo with a cat

Museum management organised a competition for the best photo with everyone’s favourite 

The winner will receive free tickets to the museum and the opportunity to once again meet the charming Mud

The museum has its own Instagram page, where very often photos of the famous cat appear. Netizens are always happy to see the cat and in comments they wanted to say hello the the fluffy pet. This love is mutual, because the Dirt is a hospitable and sociable talisman, that does it’s job 100%. 

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