A Guest Blog From Sue: Meet the Treadwells

Need a kitten fix? You’re in luck! The Treadwells have stopped by to tide you over.

These fabulous beauties have been bouncing around my house for about a month now, and it’s time they were introduced to their public. One has been spoken for, but the other two are ready to find their new home – together, please!

You may be wondering… “Treadwells? Seems odd.” Well, have a look.






Have mercy! That is some serious square footage. And they’ve all got it! They lick their splayed out little toes to wash up after dinner all it takes is one good swoosh across the face. Done! Very efficient.




This is Owen Marshall Treadwell. He might just be the sweetest kitty ever. I mean it. Look at that face. So expressive. So happy. A little love. We originally thought he was a lilac point, but his markings are changing and he looks more like a lynx point now. No matter. He’s perfection.






Ingrid Treadwell has the most gorgeous eyes in kitty land. Her sweet face reminds us a bit of little Jerry Lee. Can you see it? As the only girl in the family, she has assumed the role of caretaker for her brothers. She bathes them, cleans their little ears, and like them purrs pretty much non-stop. She’s a happy, beautiful little munchkin. And when you look closely, you’ll see her Ann Francis beauty mark. Luscious!





And Hugo. Super-Fluffy-Puff-Puff. Is this guy a heartbreaker or what? And honestly, I think the little dude is incapable of not purring. A dear friend has fallen in love and Hugo will be moving to Seattle to live with her and her fella this weekend. On her birthday! He’ll be living the good life and spoiled rotten. Clearly, his birthright.

And here’s the bonus. Hugo’s new mama is a local radio celeb and his photo has already been posted on the station website!
Click here and scroll down a bit to see the little guy. Mary assures us there will be updates once he has officially moved in. Hooray!





That leaves Owen and Ingrid to find their perfect people, and they want to stay together. If you think that might be you, and you live in the Tacoma/Seattle area, send me an email and we’ll talk. Please keep in mind that there is a screening process as it is crucial that they be properly matched with their new family. They’ve wiggled their way into my heart.

I know it seems like forever since Laurie’s much-deserved hiatus began. In the mean time, I hope the Treadwells have succeeded in warming a little corner of the void.