Niko

Niko is a confident, curious young tabby who is often the first to step out and see what’s happening. With her slightly rounder face and expressive eyes, she approaches new people right away and happily asks for pets. She’s playful, social, and clearly enjoys being part of the action.<br/><br/>Rescued in late November from a feral colony in Hawthorne, Niko was believed to have been abandoned due to how friendly and easy she was to handle. While her foster initially described her as the calmer of the two, Niko has shown herself to be the more outgoing personality in the shelter and is often the first out of the kennel.<br/><br/>During transitions, Niko has shown some mild sibling-style squabbling, which is normal adjustment behavior and already improving as she settles into a routine.<br/><br/>Niko would do well in a home that enjoys an interactive, people-friendly young cat with confidence and personality.

Niko is a confident, curious young tabby who is often the first to step out and see what’s happening. With her slightly rounder face and expressive eyes, she approaches new people right away and happily asks for pets. She’s playful, social, and clearly enjoys being part of the action.

Rescued in late November from a feral colony in Hawthorne, Niko was believed to have been abandoned due to how friendly and easy she was to handle. While her foster initially described her as the calmer of the two, Niko has shown herself to be the more outgoing personality in the shelter and is often the first out of the kennel.

During transitions, Niko has shown some mild sibling-style squabbling, which is normal adjustment behavior and already improving as she settles into a routine.

Niko would do well in a home that enjoys an interactive, people-friendly young cat with confidence and personality.

Niko is a confident, curious young tabby who is often the first to step out and see what’s happening. With her slightly rounder face and expressive eyes, she approaches new people right away and happily asks for pets. She’s playful, social, and clearly enjoys being part of the action.

Rescued in late November from a feral colony in Hawthorne, Niko was believed to have been abandoned due to how friendly and easy she was to handle. While her foster initially described her as the calmer of the two, Niko has shown herself to be the more outgoing personality in the shelter and is often the first out of the kennel.

During transitions, Niko has shown some mild sibling-style squabbling, which is normal adjustment behavior and already improving as she settles into a routine.

Niko would do well in a home that enjoys an interactive, people-friendly young cat with confidence and personality.