The clever cat lives at the Friends For Life shelter in Houston, Texas, and he’s started opening the door to the shelter’s senior-cats room and letting everyone out.
He’s been opening the door multiple times a day and the exasperated staff has had no choice but to put him in detention.
And Quilty has had no choice but to protest. Profusely.
In order to thwart Quilty’s efforts to free his friends, Quilty was temporarily removed from the room while the staff ”Quilty-proofed” it.
Then, as part of returning to the room, Quiliy needed to spend some time in the integration kennel.
Every cat who joins the room has to spend time in the integration kennel first, but Quilty was very displeased with being put in involuntary isolation.
So displeased, in fact, that he decided to escape.
Quilty escaped up to five times, both from the integration kennel and the cat room itself, but was “unfortunately” caught each time.
Perhaps he would have gotten away with it if he hadn’t used his freedom to stalk the shelter staff and interrupt their meetings. Quilty might know how to get out, but he’s not so good at staying out.
He was always very upset about being returned to his cell and his grumpy mood was bad enough that staff at one point referred to him as a ‘spicy A – hole.’
The internet, however, has given its full support to Quilty and protested his unfair imprisonment. People have been calling for the little prisoner’s release and voiced their support for his radical ways.
Source: https://justsomething.co/shelter-cat-was-put-in-solitary-confinement-for-repeatedly-helping-fellow-cats-escape-from-their-room/
