Maggie and Jason recently moved to Tacoma and were getting settled into their new home. Everything was near perfect, but one thing was missing... a little kitty companionship.
Maggie had been following the IBKC for some time, and once the Wiggins were introduced on the blog, she emailed me. I could tell from her letter of introduction that she and Jason were just the kind of folks we like to adopt our kittens to, so we were excited to have them over for a meet and greet.
The meeting went great. All the kittens were especially cute and charming that evening, and I think they could of easily picked any pair. They decided that each would pick their first pick, and Maggie picked Susanna, and Jason picked Buster.
On Sunday, Maggie and Jason came to pick up the kittens.
They had just returned from vacation, and we so excited to be bringing home their babies. And we couldn't be more excited that they were the ones who adopted them.
Here are a few moments from our last morning with Buster and Susanna:
On Sunday, Maggie and Jason came to pick up the kittens.
They had just returned from vacation, and we so excited to be bringing home their babies. And we couldn't be more excited that they were the ones who adopted them.
Here are a few moments from our last morning with Buster and Susanna:
I almost just cried all over myself. :3
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is just way too sweet. Love this story!
ReplyDeleteOh woman are they cute! What lucky little kittens to start their lives in such a loving foster home and, it sounds like, living their lives in such a loving forever home.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the continued smiles Laurie. I've emailed you privately about how meaningful your blog is to me - it brings me lots of smiles, which I can always use.. but these days I'm trying to write a dissertation, and so now your blog not only brings me smiles but also a sweet respite from writing the dissertation and all the other work I'm involved with.
Thank you :).
PS. Of course I have my own gaggle of cats to bring me smiles and distractions, but your gaggles - I don't have to clean their litter box :).
Oh, perfect, perfect, perfect! I am so happy these babies will grow up together with a wonderful family! And your pictures are great rememberances of their time with you, Craig and the Bean! Buster and Susanna as forever sibs - perfect!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to cry too (well, I did). So glad these two beautiful babies found their forever home.
ReplyDeleteThat Buster looks like a cracker-jack. Wonderful post. Have a great life, you two.
ReplyDeleteJason has good taste - I have to admit I've been a bit partial to Buster myself.
ReplyDeleteAnd look how proud Dean Bean is of her students!
I love Charlene keeping an eye on Buster. How lovely that they got to go together to a good family! How lucky for that family as well. But someone better keep an eye on Buster!
ReplyDeleteAwww. I was right. So glad they're going together - Buster is such a little stinker, like so many lovable orangies before him.
ReplyDeleteI can just hear "Pomp and Circumstance" playing in the background of that first picture. Wow! Ms Bean, right behind Buster, ready to push him out into the world. Good job, Charlene. :)
ReplyDeleteGoodbye time again? :(
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like they've found the perfect family though. And these pictures are just beautiful!
I love the pair of photos that show Miss Susannah checking out the pumpkin stem and the yawn or YECHHH expression. Gorgeous gal!
ReplyDeleteAnd dear Buster. He is so full of bluster...he is a precious boy who may not be a confident as we think he is...as he glances back at "Dean Bean" at the end.
Laurie, thanks x infinity for your photo essays filled with love.
oh, I really going to miss Buster! so glad they have found a lovely home together!
ReplyDeleteRon and I looked at these shots together, oohing and aching over each one, going back and forth to look again and again. What a perfect series. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh, they look so grown up! All ready for their new home. I'm on my way to the shelter to pick up a mom & her new kittens for fostering. Wish I had a Charlene to help. My cats aren't too interested in the kitten-raising!
ReplyDeleteBuster looks so handsome standing tall and proud! And lovely Susanna, the Girl With the Heart-Shaped Tattoo--sigh . . .
ReplyDeleteAww... in the first photo, Bean looks so proud of her latest proteges. And well she should!
ReplyDeleteAgain, what a gorgeous set of photos. My favorite is the one with Susanna in the front, with Buster and Bean out of focus. But a close second is the one with Susanna lying on her side with an arm stretched out...and the one of Buster with his ears cocked back...and the one... You outdid yourself. What beautiful babies.
ReplyDeletethat Buster wiggins is such a boy! excellent 'ears of annoyance' snap! and Susanna will be a lovely lady, though she must stop gagging at pumpkins, ladies do not "gag", susanna...
ReplyDeleteOh, that photo number 1 of Bean and Buster is the cutest, sweetest thing ever. actually, this entire serious of shots is too much. So beautiful! I imagine my Milo must have looked like Buster as a baby. Love this family and so happy they have found fabulous home. I hope we get updates!
ReplyDeleteLaurie, you just make my day - every day.
ReplyDeleteLove from Denmark, Europe -
Lisa
That's great! I love the first picture with the Bean sitting proudly behind her newest graduate.
ReplyDeleteOn a side note, my cat Sarge hasn't been eating well for a while. The vet and I did all sorts of tests and medicine but nothing worked. Friday we found out he has a tumor next his stomach. Samples were sent out for testing. Today they came back and it was NOT cancer, just a mass of cells that needs to be removed. He goes in tomorrow and will be back the day after.
Finding out my buddy does not have cancer is fantastic news.
Glad to hear Sarge doesn't have cancer, Jason! LOVE to see Miss Bean so proud of her graduates. She ought to be, all that work and love she puts in.
ReplyDeleteBuster's got that batty look my Gus gets before he runs into a window or does a mad dash around the house.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about Gingers??
Awesome pics as usual Laurie - love Bean and Buster - teacher and student. And the one of Susanna Rose and Buster - her eyes seem to be saying "really, I am stuck with Buster, ahhh such is life, I guess I can manage. If I must." LOL
ReplyDeleteI feel guilty posting as anonymous, please call me Rach!
ReplyDeleteThose two pictures with Susanna and the pumpkins are so cute. She looks like she's really wishing she hadn't smelled it. XD
Beautiful two, even more beautiful that they got their homes!
the kittens are as usually super cute - but bean is just amazing: how lovely she is with the kittens. what a gorgeous cat, and how lucky you are to have her. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad they found a good home. Love the photos they are so cute!!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always so amazing. Have you considered taking some holiday-themed ones and making them into christmas cards to sell? You could raise money for the Humane Society and give people adorable, heartwarming, softly-glowing images of furry domestic bliss!
ReplyDeleteSuch adorable pictures (I really don't know how you do it)! I'll miss these little Wiggins but I'm happy dear Suzanna and Buster get to live together forever--they seem such a happy pair.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I second Kodalai's comment above. Your first image, in particular, is stunning.
So cute and we are happy that Susanna and Buster are staying together. And from one calico to another...Susanna looks like she is just full of mischief!
ReplyDeleteAwww, so beautiful and proud! And I am so glad Buster and Susanna are going to be together forever!
ReplyDeleteWow these boys are lovely, graduation day!
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