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via Lisa King via AP
The huge serval cat is legally owned by Dean King and his family who got him from a zoo in Florida 4 years ago. "It's devastating," said King to told NBC10 Boston on the day Spartacus went missing, "He's- he's a member of the family." The cat who was at home, got startled all of a sudden and ran out. "Last night, my wife was trying to bring the dog in, and something spooked him," King explained. They looked for Spartacus for hours and hours after he had run away but couldn't find him. "We bottle-fed him, we raised him, he has his own enclosure on the back side of the house," added King.
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via Lisa King via APIn the meanwhile, the Merrimack Police Department made a post about the cat on Facebook that has since gotten shared over 57 thousand times. It's possible that one of the reasons this story went as viral as it did was because of the hilarious picture of Spartacus standing next to a coffee machine, seemingly making coffee. We loved Spartacus immediately and so did the people on Facebook, turning him into a meme.
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via NBC10 Boston
And so the search continued, and happily, Spartacus was found a few days after her went missing near its home. The police said that he was trapped, but thankfully, they helped King get Spartacus back home safely.
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via @KatNBCBoston
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"Must have been a heck of a two days because Spartacus the serval is exhausted!"
via King familyIf you're interested in more heartwarming stories about happy ending stories of big cats, you can check out this story about an adorable tiger cub that was smuggled into the US three years ago and is now living happily in its forever home.
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via NBC10 Boston
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