ROCKLIN (CBS13) – A two-year-old cat that survived more than 100 days in Butte County’s Camp Fire zone is being reunited with his family.
“Dexter” was found just a mile away from where his home was burned to the ground in the Camp Fire.
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Dexter being cared for after he was rescued from the Camp Fire zone. (Credit: Humane Network)
Rescue teams with the Humane Network took him in and called his family, who had moved to Missouri after the fire.
READ MORE: 1 Arrested After Spectators Allegedly Block Deputies Trying To Break Up Sutter County SideshowThey weren’t able to find him before they left with their three other cats – and were shocked to hear little Dexter had survived.
Dexter will be put on a plane to Missouri soon.
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