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Posted On: September 2nd 2026, 03:03 pm
🐾 Sometimes, all a community cat needs is someone willing to take a chance. ❤️
When Mic first reached out, it was simply to sponsor Niki’s food and medical check-up after regularly seeing him in the basement parking.
Eventually, Mic decided to adopt Niki. But because Mic already had a cat at home, Niki needed to be checked first.
After his vet visit and vaccinations, Niki tested positive for FeLV. It would have been understandable to give up at that point but Mic didn’t.
Instead, Mic consulted their vet, who recommended an RT-PCR test for a more definitive result. The test was costly, so Mic saved up for it. While waiting, one of our wonderful neighbors stepped up to foster Niki, keeping him safely isolated and giving him the care he needed.
When the time came, Niki was tested again.
Thankfully, he tested negative for both FIV and FeLV. 🥹❤️
And just like that, Niki finally went home with Mic. 🏠🐱
✨ Niki’s story reminds us that the first hurdle doesn't always have to be the end of the story.
Our community cats may come with uncertainties. Some may be sick, older, scared, or have medical concerns. But sometimes, they just need someone willing to ask questions, seek advice, and take one more step.
Mic took that chance on Niki, and today, Niki has a forever home.
To our potential adopters: Don’t be afraid to take a chance. You might just be the person who changes a cat’s entire life. ❤️
And to Niki’s foster, thank you for opening your home when he needed it most. Your kindness helped make this happy ending possible. 🥹🐾
Congratulations, Niki! You’re finally home. ❤️🏠
#CatsOfBrixtonPlace #AdoptDontShop #AdoptACat #CommunityCats #CatAdoption
When Mic first reached out, it was simply to sponsor Niki’s food and medical check-up after regularly seeing him in the basement parking.
Eventually, Mic decided to adopt Niki. But because Mic already had a cat at home, Niki needed to be checked first.
After his vet visit and vaccinations, Niki tested positive for FeLV. It would have been understandable to give up at that point but Mic didn’t.
Instead, Mic consulted their vet, who recommended an RT-PCR test for a more definitive result. The test was costly, so Mic saved up for it. While waiting, one of our wonderful neighbors stepped up to foster Niki, keeping him safely isolated and giving him the care he needed.
When the time came, Niki was tested again.
Thankfully, he tested negative for both FIV and FeLV. 🥹❤️
And just like that, Niki finally went home with Mic. 🏠🐱
✨ Niki’s story reminds us that the first hurdle doesn't always have to be the end of the story.
Our community cats may come with uncertainties. Some may be sick, older, scared, or have medical concerns. But sometimes, they just need someone willing to ask questions, seek advice, and take one more step.
Mic took that chance on Niki, and today, Niki has a forever home.
To our potential adopters: Don’t be afraid to take a chance. You might just be the person who changes a cat’s entire life. ❤️
And to Niki’s foster, thank you for opening your home when he needed it most. Your kindness helped make this happy ending possible. 🥹🐾
Congratulations, Niki! You’re finally home. ❤️🏠
#CatsOfBrixtonPlace #AdoptDontShop #AdoptACat #CommunityCats #CatAdoption
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