Mrs. Twombly

Anna Twombly
Physical Information
Species	Human
Sex	Female
Personal Information
Occupation	Littlest Pet Shop owner;; Retired Kung Fu Quilting master
Residence	Littlest Pet Shop
Family	Esther (aunt); Unknown sister; Unknown cousin; Henrietta Twombly (great-great-grandmother)
Production Information
Debut	Blythe's Big Adventure Part One
Voiced by	Kathleen Barr

Anna Twombly, often addressed simply as Mrs. Twombly or Mrs. T, is the owner of the Littlest Pet Shop. She hires Blythe as a part-time worker after her fashion expertise saved the Shop. She is also a collector of very rare door knobs.

Personality

Mrs. Twombly is an eccentric and kind woman. She cares a great deal for the pet shop and the pets and her heart is in the right place. She tends to be too confiding, as shown in "Pawlm Reading" episode, and her taste in fashion is extravagant, but the most of people who know her respect her for the cheerful mood, kindness and devotion to her number one calling: Littlest Pet Shop.

Despite her otherwise perky nature, she can become very frustrated on occasion. She also has a tendency to go off the deep end when she is cleaning the shop.

She is obsessed with collecting door knobs.

Appearance

Though she is apparently elderly, Mrs. Twombly has surprisingly youthful features. She has grey hair with notable white streaks, light green eyes, prominent cheekbones and a beauty mark above her lips. In her youth, she had dark red hair.

She sports a dark red dress with yellow sunflower-like designs, a black necklace and black bracelet on her right wrist, as well as a black belt. She usually wears reading glasses with a chain and black high heel shoes.

Appearances

Trivia

Her hobby is collecting door knobs.
Her first name wasn't revealed until "Lotsa Luck".
She invented Kung Fu Quilting, a mix of martial arts and quilting, as a young woman when her doctor had told her to stay in bed for two weeks. She became the best in the world at the sport, but had to retire July 21, 1969 due to an injury.
Her hair style resembles that of the beldam from the 2009 film Coraline.

Quotes

Mrs. Twombly: Don't these youngsters realize it takes twice as long to decide for their silly abbreviations as it does to state them normally in the first place? (Eight Arms to Hold You)