burmese needs naming

my friend is getting a creamy-brown coloured burmse at easter and she needs help naming it, her famil;y wants to call it ollie, but my friend doesnt, and needs some name ideas, i suggested mocha

The Found Cats And I Think That Mocha Is A Very Nice Name,and We All Second Your Idea!!!

I like Mocha. BUT, how about Latte or Cappuccino??

Hershey? After Hershey's Chocolate?

Or is there a popular chocolate where you are that would be a good name?

Nestle or Cadbury (chocolate brands). He'd probably be easier to name if we could see him. :)

Montana, or Mocha, I've always been a big fan of the name Java too.

Mandalay and Rangoon are names of Burmese cities that might be nice, and different than Mocha or other flavor-names.

Mandalay could be Manny or Mandy for short, depending on gender ...

How about Brandy or Jaffa.

Mocha does sound like a good name. Perhaps liquor? You could think of different types of cream liquor, such as Baileys:rolleyes: :)

they are all cool names. latte was suggested actually! Ill tellmy friend what you said!

Do not keep us in suspense!!!! What is the kitten's name????

And can we see a picture of this beautiful baby??

they havent got the kitten yet, and will get it at Easter, and it will be 10 weeks old then. Ill take my digital over there when they get the kitty and post some pics on here for you pt ppl!

Thank you!!! You know how we all just love to see photos!!! And cannot wait to see which name was chosen!!! Sandra

My first thought was Chocolate, because people often get chocolate bunnies and such at Easter, and perhaps your friend's Burmese will have those chocolate markings? But Mocha would be fine. If your friend named the kitten Chocolate, it could be shortened to "'Late" (pronounced "Lot,") or "Choc" or "Chocs" or "Chocky." I would probably not use that name myself - which is why it is funny that it popped into my head - but that is the first name I thought of, so I thought I would mention it.