Parker
Parker is a gentle tomcat, attached to people and who would give anything for a pat on the head.
His story is sad, like that of many other stray cats. He was picked up from the city’s central park, where he lay motionless on his stomach, as if waiting for everything to end.
That’s when we stepped in, and the doctor’s visit gave us the grim diagnosis of cerebral oedema. Many days of treatment, many days of befriending the cat, a lot of patience, time and love from everyone were needed for Parker to gain confidence and lift his head and look at us more and more.
Once healed and clinically healthy, Parker quickly adjusted to indoor life. He learned how to meow to get his food faster, and he learned that sometimes a fishing rod appears nearby just when he feels most like playing. He began to feel how warm a human hug is and how good it is to sleep in bed with him under the blanket.
Parker isn’t too keen on other cats or dogs, but he could live with a family with kids, as their company would keep him busy all day.
Parker is eager to meet you and show you that every day can be a fairy tale when you have the right companion by your side!
