If they are shooting, then the scales are tipped a little in your favor. They need to be kept cool for sure, and will need a little moisture to keep from wilting and dying. But they won't survive forever and will need to be planted soon ... Bulbs don't like to be disturbed during the peak heat of summer, which is why spring/fall planting is always advised!

thank you ,so I could get them in quick now then ? .

I can't guarantee they will all survive ... some are more tolerant than others ... but if they are already sprouting, it's your best shot. They won't go back into dormancy until they have completed their growing cycle, and they won't complete the growing cycle unless they are in the ground. Good Luck!! =)

thank you very much , Im going to be busy now ...

It will be worth it! Post some pictures. You'll have the only tulips in June!