Just call him the Steve McQueen of cats, because shelter feline Quilty is all about the great escape.
According toCBS News, the mischievous meower recently found himself in the kitty version of solitary confinement at theFriends For Life Animal Rescue and Adoption Organizationin Houston, Texas.
Quilty ended up in forced solitude, because he couldn’t be trusted around other caged cats.
“Quilty loves to let cats out of the senior room. Repeatedly. Several times a day,” the shelter posted on Facebook late last month about the cat’s confinement.
Quilty’s feline roommates aren’t the only ones who enjoy the cat’s bad jailbreak habit, thousands of people liked and shared the original post about Quilty’s antics.
The little lawbreaker got so popular, the shelter happily decided to lean into Quilty’s lovable outlaw status, creatingan Instagram page, which now has over 35,000 followers, for the cat and a line of Quilty merchandisevfor the #FreeQuilty fandom growing online.
Quilty’s Instagram is full of updates on the cat’s repeated attempts to break out of the newly Quilty-proofed cat room and back into the open halls of the shelter where he can roam where he pleases.
Based on one of Quilty’s most recent updates, it seems that the cat may have found freedom.
Keeping our paws crossed that Quilty has found his forever home, full of news doors to open whenever he pleases.
If you, like many others, have falling in love with Quilty, then the considerate cat has put together a “Quilty Recommends” list of other felines available for adoptions at Friends for Lifethat he thinks will be a perfect fit for you.
source: people.com