Wee Willard crossed over the two pound mark, so all the Trimbles are going in for surgery tomorrow. That means they'll be ready to leave our nest soon!
We've had some nibbles, but not all the Trimbles are officially spoken for. So, if you think you need a Trimble Tabby or two, please step forward now and send an email to kittywrangler(at)gmail(dot)com.
Tell us a little bit about yourself and the kind of home you could offer a kitten.
And if you're not in the market, but know of someone fabulous who might be, please send them our way!
Oh noes - that was quick!!
ReplyDeleteId love to give Wee Willard and his sibs a home but cirumstances are against me :(
I have lots of room for Trimbles... a trio of Trimbles, in fact. That room, however, is in Michigan. Ordinarily, I'm quite happy to be here (just not when itty-bitties are available).
ReplyDeletePS-- My grandfather's name is Otis Monroe. Many thanks to you and Sue for naming kittens after him. He really is a terrific guy ;-)
Just tweeted this post. Hopefully it will make its way to the right pair of eyes.
ReplyDeleteWish I could take all three, but I live in Wales! I'll bet they'll get great new homes though, they're gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI would loooooove to have one come live with me, but unfortunately I'm in Portland :-/. Hoping they find great homes though!
ReplyDeleteAs always, I am regretting geography while loving the kittens.
ReplyDeleteThey'll be gone in a wink, I'm sure. Who could resist those sweet faces?
Wow, they grew up so fast! Of course, I say that every time....but it always feels that way. I know the perfect homes are out there waiting for them. Who wouldn't want a no-longer-quite-so-wee Trimble?
ReplyDeleteSomeone will be getting Trimble Tabbies for Christmas! What a lovely present! Paws crossed that perfect parents and homes appear soon. :)
ReplyDeleteI blinked, darnit! I am jealous of anyone who adopts one of the Treasured Trimble Tabbies.
ReplyDeleteOhh! They are so,so cute.
ReplyDeletePurring they find good forever homes.
That time already? They grow so fast under the loving care and attention of you, Craig and Ms. Bean. You should let her into the kitty kibble more often - maybe then we could keep them under the snip level longer. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat could be better than a tabby Trimble under the tree? More than one of course. Some families are going to be so very lucky this Christmas. Jealous from Dallas.
I very much want a Trimble Tabby Twosome, especially having recently lost my 19-year-old girl to a stroke. However, I am in Wisconsin, not Washington.
ReplyDeletewaah.
Drat, I thought we were going to get to nibble on them in a literal fashion. Om nom nom.
ReplyDeleteWhoever gets a Trimble under their tree will be a lucky person indeed :)
Oh, the lucky folks who get a Trimble. I'm sorry to say goodbye to them so soon. I really fell hard for them.
ReplyDeleteThe best present the Trimbles can get is a furever home. I wish them well and for you to have a quiet holiday.
ReplyDeleteI do so hope these darling Trimbles get a home for Christmas (and for life, of course). They are so adorable. I also hope someone takes two or maybe all three. I can't believe how quickly they've grown.
ReplyDeleteI am crushing so hard on Wee Willard. It's a good thing I live in Texas or I would adopt him right now. He is a very special little boy.
ReplyDeleteOh, such dear sweet earnest little babies!!
ReplyDeleteI love them and their black licorice noses!!
We hope these sweet babies find PURRfect homes. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteloving the cats
ReplyDeleteCod if I was closer and had an empty nest I'd take all 3! *squeesigh* they are gorgeous and can't wait to see them all puff out!
ReplyDeleteHappy 2012 thekittybittycommittee and all of your readers!
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