Vivi

Meet Vivi - the littlest truck-engine survivor <br/><br/>Vivi's story started with a very big truck and a tiny cry for help. When she was just a newborn, her desperate little screams were heard coming from deep inside the engine of an 18-wheeler truck. She was so far inside that rescuers actually had to disassemble parts of the engine just to try to reach her. Even then, Vivi was tucked away out of reach, so they carefully used a long grabber to finally pull this teeny baby to safety.<br/><br/>Vivi was much too little to take care of herself, so she became a bottle baby, getting all the milk, warmth and love she needed to grow. You might expect a kitten with such a scary beginning to be a little worried about the world, but you'd never know Vivi had been through any of it.<br/><br/>Vivi is chipper, jolly, curious, loving, forgiving and completely happy-go-lucky. She seems to have decided that surviving an 18-wheeler engine means she should spend the rest of her life having fun. She wakes up ready to play, explore, love everybody and see what adventure comes next.<br/><br/> Who will be Vivi's happily- ever- after?<br/><br/>Please apply using the following instructions if you are interested in adopting one of our Waggytails: Visit our website (www.waggytailrescue.org) for an adoption application. It is important to fill out an application as soon as possible for consideration, and we require a complete application for you to meet an animal. We are currently unable to respond to general email inquiries as an all-volunteer run rescue. If the cat is on our website, they are still available.<br/><br/>Waggytail Rescue CANNOT guarantee the exact age of any adoptable cat, or final size of any of our adoptable kittens. We rely on the information provided to us by veterinarians, shelters, owner surrenders and other circumstances bringing the cat into our rescue.<br/><br/>Adoptions: adopt@waggytailrescue.org

Meet Vivi - the littlest truck-engine survivor

Vivi's story started with a very big truck and a tiny cry for help. When she was just a newborn, her desperate little screams were heard coming from deep inside the engine of an 18-wheeler truck. She was so far inside that rescuers actually had to disassemble parts of the engine just to try to reach her. Even then, Vivi was tucked away out of reach, so they carefully used a long grabber to finally pull this teeny baby to safety.

Vivi was much too little to take care of herself, so she became a bottle baby, getting all the milk, warmth and love she needed to grow. You might expect a kitten with such a scary beginning to be a little worried about the world, but you'd never know Vivi had been through any of it.

Vivi is chipper, jolly, curious, loving, forgiving and completely happy-go-lucky. She seems to have decided that surviving an 18-wheeler engine means she should spend the rest of her life having fun. She wakes up ready to play, explore, love every

Meet Vivi - the littlest truck-engine survivor

Vivi's story started with a very big truck and a tiny cry for help. When she was just a newborn, her desperate little screams were heard coming from deep inside the engine of an 18-wheeler truck. She was so far inside that rescuers actually had to disassemble parts of the engine just to try to reach her. Even then, Vivi was tucked away out of reach, so they carefully used a long grabber to finally pull this teeny baby to safety.

Vivi was much too little to take care of herself, so she became a bottle baby, getting all the milk, warmth and love she needed to grow. You might expect a kitten with such a scary beginning to be a little worried about the world, but you'd never know Vivi had been through any of it.

Vivi is chipper, jolly, curious, loving, forgiving and completely happy-go-lucky. She seems to have decided that surviving an 18-wheeler engine means she should spend the rest of her life having fun. She wakes up ready to play, explore, love everybody and see what adventure comes next.

Who will be Vivi's happily- ever- after?

Please apply using the following instructions if you are interested in adopting one of our Waggytails: Visit our website (www.waggytailrescue.org) for an adoption application. It is important to fill out an application as soon as possible for consideration, and we require a complete application for