Parker has survived a lot—he came in from a feral colony teetering on the edge, suffering from a rough mouth infection and battered by the realities of outdoor life. He’s an older guy, nearly eighteen now, who quietly insisted on his second chance. After extensive care at Oradell Animal Hospital, he’s bounced back and settled into his foster home, where you’ll usually find him melting into your lap, rolling out a steady purr. Parker loves soaking up quiet affection and leans into every scratch or cuddle you offer. He’s entirely toothless after dental work, but that hasn’t dulled his spirit or appetite for gentle companionship. FIV? Yes, but with no teeth left, transmission is not a risk, and Parker is friendly with other cats. He gets along with dogs, and is patient and gentle around children—he just wants a soft spot and warm company. He’s ready to spend his golden years in comfort, and there’s something special about seeing an old survivor settle in and trust. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.