You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Estimated DOB: 5/7/2026 If you’re looking for a kitten who thinks being held is a basic human right, look no further! Parsley is the biggest baby of the bunch and has absolutely no problem making sure everyone knows when he needs attention. He will happily cry out for cuddles, climb into your arms, and settle in like he has nowhere else he’d rather be. And once he gets those cuddles? The purr motor starts—and it does not stop! Parsley is such a happy, affectionate boy that he has earned the nickname “Purr-sley.” His favorite place is wherever the people are, preferably being held, loved on, and included in whatever you happen to be doing, after all, everything is a team sport This social butterfly is playful, curious, and convinced that absolutely everything is a toy. If it exists, Parsley is ready to investigate, pounce, and play with it. He especially loves hanging out with his brothers, Oregano and Mint, and their playtime often turns into a full-blown kitten wrestling tournament. Parsley is happiest when he has a buddy to chase, wrestle, and get into trouble with. And speaking of things Parsley loves... FOOD. This boy has an appetite to match his personality! He is always ready for his next meal and firmly believes that growing kittens require generous portions—and perhaps a snack or two for good measure. Parsley is truly the whole package: affectionate, outgoing, playful, endlessly social, and just the right amount of ridiculous. He wants to be where the action is, with his people and preferably his brothers nearby. If you’re looking for a kitten who will purr his way into your lap, demand to be loved, keep you laughing, and fill your home with nonstop kitten antics, Parsley is your guy. Parsley needs to be adopted with a sibling or into a home with another active kitty. Adoption fee for Parsley: $150; $225 for two kitties. Parsley's siblings: Oregano and Mint Parsley is neutered, up-to-date with age appropriate vaccinations, microchipped and has tested negative for FIV and feline leukemia.