Pet African Serval named Spartacus goes missing in Merrimack; resembles a large cat
Photo by MERRIMACK POLICE
This African Serval, a legally-owned pet owned by a Merrimack resident that appears to be making coffee in this photo, has gone missing, and police are asking anyone who sees it to contact the department. The animal, named "Spartacus," weighs about 40 pounds and resembles a large cat.
Photo by MERRIMACK POLICE
This African Serval, a legally-owned pet owned by a Merrimack resident, has gone missing, and police are asking anyone who sees it to contact the department. The animal, named "Spartacus," weighs about 40 pounds and resembles a large cat.
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- Photo by MERRIMACK POLICE This African Serval, a legally-owned pet owned by a Merrimack resident that appears to be making coffee in this photo, has gone missing, and police are asking anyone who sees it to contact the department. The animal, named “Spartacus,” weighs about 40 pounds and resembles a large cat.
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- Photo by MERRIMACK POLICE This African Serval, a legally-owned pet owned by a Merrimack resident, has gone missing, and police are asking anyone who sees it to contact the department. The animal, named “Spartacus,” weighs about 40 pounds and resembles a large cat.
MERRIMACK – Police are asking anyone who may happen to see “Spartacus,” a roughly 40-pound, cat-like animal that is legally owned by a Merrimack resident, to contact the department at 424-3774.
The 4-year-old animal, ownership of which is permitted by Fish and Game officials, went missing Wednesday in the Peaslee Road area, and the owner is searching for him, police said.
Spartacus “may come when called, but tends to be skittish around strangers,” police wrote in its Facebook post.
–DEAN SHALHOUP
