Locally Famous Feral Cat Named 'Sin Cola' (or 'Tailless') Tumbles Into a Dangerous Trap, Gets Saved and Released Back Into Her Neighborhood

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Jesse Kessenheimer • Writer and Editor
Mar 10, 2024 10:00 PM EDT

Every neighborhood has that one cat that belongs to everyone. Living outside and enjoying their natural freedom, feral cats are specially equipped to be everyone's fur baby and it's rare that they ever need survival assistance from the lowly hoomans. However, sometimes felines aren't as quick on their feet as their 9-lives permit–like the famous feral kitty in our next story. 

Sin Cola, or 'tailless', is a feral cat that has become beloved by everyone in her neighborhood. As a friendly, self-empowered, and recognizable cat, she has become everyone's favorite local feline… Until one day, she disappeared. After days of not seeing their local feline around, one woman began to get nervous. But sure enough, she started hearing a distant meowing in her walls. 

Scroll onward to read more about this harrowing tale of rescue and release featuring a feisty feline of feral proportions who's just happy to be able to roam the streets again. 

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    Part 2 Cat rescued from the wall
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    This is Sin Cola 4MUZ140
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    The tailless neighboorhood cat that was stuck in our walls
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    A neighborhood cat made its way into our attic, then fell down a long hole from the attic to the floor and was wedged in the walls of our closet/ dining room! We were hearing noises in the wall for a couple of days. We called the exterminator and they investigated for rodents.
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    The moment that we discovered the source of the noise in our wall
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    We heard noises in the walls that we thought were rats
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    Until we heard meowing
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    Then we started hearing meowing from in the wall. We crawled all around looking for the source of the meows but couldn't find anything. The meowing persisted, and we knew she had already been in there for at least a night.
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    We couldn't let another night go by, so at 11 PM when my son returned home from class, we investigated some more, crawling around under the house and in the attic. The kitty was helping too!
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    We investigated and cut drywall until she was free
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    And then
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    It was staying vocal and was communicating through the whole thing to lead us to her. We were finally able to pinpoint her location, and concluded she had fallen all of the way down, and the only way to get her out was to cut the drywall in our closet. 3 big holes later, we discover her in the wall.
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    There he is
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    She was shook up, and exhausted. We were greeted with hisses, but she was too wiped out to fight us. We gave her some food and water, checked her for injury (she seemed tired, had a little scrape, but was otherwise fine). We let her rest a little, and let her go back to the safety of her property across the street.
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    She was a little scraped up and tired but otherwise fine
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    We recognized her as one of the wild neighborhood cats (Not exactly feral we now know)
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    We found out that she pushed into the attic and slid down this hole into the wall on the ground floor ADCAST
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    This was a known neighborhood cat that hangs out around our property. We affectionately refer to her as "tailless" aka Sin Cola, as she is missing her tail. We are keeping a close eye on her. We are happy she is alive!
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    At this point, we didn't know her level of friendliness with humans and she was hissing at us, so we were cautious
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    We gave her some food and water and let her rest a while
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    So we let her go
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    As a neighborhood, we are all making the effort to capture these cats get them health attention, spay, and neuter, and putting them back where they are comfortable
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    We talked to our neighbors and let them know what happened
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    Everyone is keeping an eye on her 90FX034 4MUZ
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    and she's doing great 9DFX036
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    RIP drywall l
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    Kelsey Bless you and your neighbors for trying to help these cats! Call local TNR for help and resources 2-4 36 Reply View 1 reply Kiaralee & no tail she's been through it poor baby 2-4 476 Reply
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