Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe WEST GREENWICH, R.I., Sept. 3 (UPI) -- Police in Rhode Island said two officers rescued a kitten that crawled into the engine of a car while it was parked at a truck stop. West Greenwich Police Officer Donald Fravala said he and Officer Michael Meehan worked for about 45 minutes to get the kitten out from under the hood of Kirsten Harrington's car after it crawled into the engine while she was parked at the TA truck stop in West Greenwich Monday, the Providence (R.I.) Journal reported Tuesday. Advertisement Fravala said the kitten kept moving around the engine as they attempted to coax it out and even spraying it with water could not convince the feline to come out of the engine. "The cat just kept dodging us," Fravala said. "We didn't think it would be that involved." Fravala said they eventually removed the air filter of the car and Meehan was able to grab it by the nape of the neck. Harrington told the officers she planned to adopt the kitten, police said. Read More Loose kittens halt service on 2 NYC subway lines Teen accused of hunting, killing kittens Two-faced Janus kitten dies in Oregon