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Seriously, what opening is big enough for the cat to get into? That plastic piece the tech was removing seemed pretty undamaged or out of place....
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Also once I relized she was in there I did not drive the car, excpet to get it to the service center.
You drove it to the service center? I would have towed it...I'm surprised you didn't kill the cat.
Glad to hear that this didn't become a catastrophe and that the little kitty is feline fine.That is me in the video, she crawled in through the rear passenger wheel well and into the motor compartment. Since we could not lure her out (only 6 weeks old) all we could do was remove the areo sheild to get her out.
She is doing great (took her to the vet yesterday) and her new owner is coming to get her tomorrow.
Also once I relized she was in there I did not drive the car, excpet to get it to the service center.
You really have to do some serious searching before you can post a video :wink: - scanned the last few but didn´t assume it was that old already. This place is getting too big. Thanks for keeping it clean.
You really have to do some serious searching before you can post a video :wink: - scanned the last few but didn´t assume it was that old already. This place is getting too big. Thanks for keeping it clean.
Elon Musk @elonmusk Jun 19
Tesla service team helps save a stray kitten that took refuge in a Model S. Nice work guys!
I think a person with a username "Hobbes" can be excused for a duplicate post of a cat video.