Parker

Did you know that white kitties have a dominant gene that actually masks their “real” color? Or that they make up only 5% of the kitty population? Some white kitties have different colored eyes, called “heterochromia.” How cool! White cats are often considered bearers of good luck and prosperity, and in some parts of the world, people wish for white cats to cross their path!<br/><br/>Parker is approximately 4 months old. This strapping dude has the cutest little gray splotch on his head. This is common with pure white kittens, and reflects the color they would have been if not for the dominant gene that suppresses their color! It will likely disappear when Parker gets his adult coat. Parker is a very striking looking kitty, with one blue eye and one green. He is very active and playful, and an expert at parkour. He also has a very sweet side, once the kitty zoomies are out of his system, and will climb into your lap for a cuddle.<br/><br/>Parker loves his brother, Benji, an adorable tabby. Look for him as well, and consider adopting both of these amazing guys into your family!

Did you know that white kitties have a dominant gene that actually masks their “real” color? Or that they make up only 5% of the kitty population? Some white kitties have different colored eyes, called “heterochromia.” How cool! White cats are often considered bearers of good luck and prosperity, and in some parts of the world, people wish for white cats to cross their path!

Parker is approximately 4 months old. This strapping dude has the cutest little gray splotch on his head. This is common with pure white kittens, and reflects the color they would have been if not for the dominant gene that suppresses their color! It will likely disappear when Parker gets his adult coat. Parker is a very striking looking kitty, with one blue eye and one green. He is very active and playful, and an expert at parkour. He also has a very sweet side, once the kitty zoomies are out of his system, and will climb into your lap for a cuddle.

Parker loves his brother, Benji, an adorable tabby. Look for him as well, and consider

Did you know that white kitties have a dominant gene that actually masks their “real” color? Or that they make up only 5% of the kitty population? Some white kitties have different colored eyes, called “heterochromia.” How cool! White cats are often considered bearers of good luck and prosperity, and in some parts of the world, people wish for white cats to cross their path!

Parker is approximately 4 months old. This strapping dude has the cutest little gray splotch on his head. This is common with pure white kittens, and reflects the color they would have been if not for the dominant gene that suppresses their color! It will likely disappear when Parker gets his adult coat. Parker is a very striking looking kitty, with one blue eye and one green. He is very active and playful, and an expert at parkour. He also has a very sweet side, once the kitty zoomies are out of his system, and will climb into your lap for a cuddle.

Parker loves his brother, Benji, an adorable tabby. Look for him as well, and consider adopting both of these amazing guys into your family!