Briget and her sisters are ready for their next adventure in life.
Evie is still "less than" the most outgoing cat you've ever met, but I'm sure most people won't see her shier tendencies and will just chalk it up to being a kitten in a new environment. As long as she is continually challenged she will be an excellent outgoing kitty. She loves attention, she loves food and she loves to wrestle with her sisters.
Molly is a fun loving girl who is quickly becoming attached to me and enjoying my company a lot. this is so far away from where she started that I am amazed. She hasn't met a feather toy she doesn't like and she loves to climb on the cat tree. She says ping pong was her favorite subject
Briget is fearless and knows her mind and she isn't afraid to tell you all about it. She likes to snuggle and get her ears scratched as long as she isn't busy telling her sisters what to do or getting a rogue toy in line.
The girls were neutered last night so we only have a few more days with them until they go off to be adopted. Briget took the longest to come out of the sedation and I was quite worried about her for a few hours. I only really started breathing once she started eating. All three of them were quite active drunks, choosing not to sit still and wait for the effects to wear off but instead to run around .. or should I say stumble around the room.. and attempt to jump on the couch, and even climb the tree.. Well, except Briget who was pretty out of it for most of the night.
These are some pretty awesome kittens and whomever adopts them will be very lucky. It would be absolutely awesome if they could stick together, but in the 17 years I've been doing this I have only seen three (well and myself, so that would be four) people adopt triplets. I suppose as long as Evie isn't left on her own I couldn't really pick which way to divide them up.
Not sure when they will be leaving us.. but I am guessing it will be sometime this week.
Bon Voyage, girls! Keep those tails up!
ReplyDeletesurgery can be so scary. sounds like they did a great job in their social skills classes - must have been the awesome teacher
ReplyDeleteGood luck little ones! You've had a great start and we are pawsitive you'll make some beans furry happy pawrents.
ReplyDeleteGood luck, kittens. You're going to give some folks a lot of love and laughter.
ReplyDeleteSweet Triple Play! What adorableness, and I'd go for three in a heartbeat, but The Hubby says, "Slow your roll, woman! We already take care of five cats!" Gosh, he's such a Debbie Downer...
ReplyDeletePaws up for another successfully socialized kindle of kittens!
ReplyDeleteHoping someone is looking for 3 x the fun.
ReplyDeleteFour paws up for a job well done!
ReplyDeleteEmma and Buster
Good luck, kittens! We know you’ll be making some humans very happy.
ReplyDeleteI wish all the kittens the best of luck
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful. It would be nice if they all got adopted together.
ReplyDeleteSeems like you just had them yesterday and now they will be leaving again. I am happy they have made wonderful progress and they are now ready for their forever, loving homes. Wishing them all the very best in life. Any one who gets a kitty from you is very lucky indeed.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous crew! We wish them all the best and thank you for giving them the best start in life possible!
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