“Lola”, the cat with white and tabby fur, had a close brush with death as she got trapped and couldn’t move. Fortunately, she was rescued just in time before it was too late.

Lola, a feral cat, was discovered in a predicament when she got stuck in a rat trap in West Kelowna. As a kitten, Lola was in a sticky situation that required immediate attention. After being attached to a large rat trap covered in glue, the white and tabby cat was quickly rushed to the Rose Valley Veterinary Hospital last weekend.

According to Moshe Oz, the veterinarian who examined her, Lola’s body and all of her legs were firmly attached to the trap, rendering her immobile except for her head. The kitten had been trapped for up to two days, causing her to become emaciated and dehydrated. Dr. Oz believes that if they hadn’t discovered her when they did, Lola would have died within hours due to her weakened state.

Lola, a little kitten, got caught in a glue trap and her entire body and paws were stuck. Staff members at the hospital, where she was brought in, named her Lola. Oz, one of the staff members, said it took them several hours to free her from the trap.

To make the process less stressful for Lola, they gave her medication to sedate her and put a mask over her face to block her vision. The hospital staff used oil to slowly remove her from the glue trap, being careful not to harm her delicate skin. This was a slow and delicate process, but eventually Lola was freed from the trap without any harm.