There are much better things to do than put the cat outside! It is not a life for a cat. In this case you shoud better think about finding it a better adapted home!
The cat was fully scared by the dog and overexcited. So when your sister took it, the poor guy felt trapped and just wanted to escape for a safe and quiet place! You must not punish it, he just tried to be safe and he probably did not understand why he was picked up by someone at that specific moment.
A cat that arrives in a new house needs some time to adapt, sometimes a lot of time. You must not leave it in the basement. It needs to learn about its new family and to trust you, be very gentle and calm with it.
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) im happy to say that the cat isnt going to spend its life down the basement we have decided to give it to my aunt because she loves cats and has one already so Sassy (that is what we named her) will have someone to play with because she is a very playful lovable cat we were playing with her and we would throw a ball and she would hop in the air to try to catch her it was so funnny cause the ball was way bigger then her mouth 
. so yea she is definatly going to be part of a family and although we dont want to get rid of her we have to because she dosnt like dogs plus we will gwt to visit her all the time since my aunt lives right down the road but we wont be the ones to clean the litter box hahaha 
so i guess every one wins!
. Sorry for being rude, but I really did not understand why you accepted to take this cat from your neighbours to have it end up in the basement or in a coop! 
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