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|cartoon first appeared = "[[Based on a True Story]]"|residence = [[Louisiana]] (formerly)<br>[[Compson family's house (Elwood City)|Compson family's house]]}}
|cartoon first appeared = "[[Based on a True Story]]"|residence = [[Louisiana]] (formerly)<br>[[Compson family's house (Elwood City)|Compson family's house]]}}
'''General Bucephalus Calpurnia Higgins''' is [[Ladonna Compson|Ladonna]]'s pet rat. According to her, he is very smart.
'''General Bucephalus Calpurnia Higgins''' is [[Ladonna Compson|Ladonna]]'s pet rat. According to her, he is very smart.


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Revision as of 07:53, 8 September 2018

This article is about the pet rat. You may be looking for Mr. Higgins, the postal worker.
General Higgins
General Higgins.jpg
Gender Male
Animal Rat

Residence Louisiana (formerly)
Compson family's house

General Bucephalus Calpurnia Higgins is Ladonna's pet rat. According to her, he is very smart.

In Pets and Pests, he misses travelling and in the same episode, Kate Read, Pal, D.W. Read and Nemo mistake him for the mouse, gotten bigger and changed color. D.W. thought he'd changed from the food and Kate, Pal, and Nemo thought he'd changed because he was a "gabbernook".

Appearances