Rescue:
A woman living in a small town noticed a beautiful tortoiseshell cat visiting her home and began
feeding her regularly. While Vienna returned often, she remained cautious and would not come
inside, even when invited. Concerned for her safety and knowing the risks of life outdoors—
including the possibility of pregnancy or injury—the woman decided to take action. Using a humane
trap, she was able to safely bring Vienna in and arrange for her to come into Pet Patrol’s care.
Although she missed seeing Vienna visit her home, she felt reassured knowing the sweet girl was
now safe, cared for, and on her way to a better life.
Personality:
Vienna is very much in her element alongside cats like Gigi and would make a wonderful
companion for her in a hobby farm setting. Having spent time outdoors, Vienna is independent and
confident, and she prefers to keep her distance from people. She’s not looking for handson
interaction, but she thrives in an environment where she can observe from afar and feel secure.
Vienna would do best in a rural setting where her natural instincts can shine, offering her skills as a
mouser while enjoying the safety of consistent care, shelter, and routine.