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This Shelter Cat Had to Be Removed to Solitary Confinement After Repeatedly Escaping and Setting the Other Cats Free

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Quilty is, at first glance, a cute but unremarkable tabby cat who has found himself in a shelter. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of similar felines waiting for homes all over the country.

Well, not quite.

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The Houston, Texas, animal shelter that’s housing Quilty cannot wait for him to find his forever home – because he’s been causing quite the ruckus since coming into their care.

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See, Quilty has a mission to free the cats from confinement, no matter the cost.

According to the shelter, Quilty was letting cats out of the senior room “repeatedly” and “several times a day.”

Nobody keeps old cats in cages, he seems to say with his deep, soulful eyes and skillful paws.

They let Quilty (aka “Spicy A-hole”) hang out in the lobby while they devised a plan for re-integrating him into the cat room, and then, as per policy, left him in a kennel in the room with the other cats.

Which he promptly escaped, earning him another stint in solitary.

He subsequently escaped solitary around five times by slipping out behind a staff member when they thought they were leaving him behind, happy and fed.

The good news is, all of the hype and the merch (yes) has led to a family inviting Quilty home on a trial basis.

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But the post they shared from his sleepover has us thinking he’s not going to be stuck in a shelter cage anymore.

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Yay for Quilty!