Cat names

My current cats are Khaith and Melani, though some of my cats that are passed on were: Rum, Sake, and Mourn.

I was expected to get a new kitten in a few weeks, but my friend's (whom I was to get the kitten from) 5 week of cocker puppies got a hold of all 5 kittens (the mother had been hit by a car around 3 days earlier) and they all went to the Rainbow Bridge. I had already met the kittens several times and had gotten attached to them. Anyhow, I had already named my future kitty Monte Carlo, after a 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo ^_^ I love those things!

And the most popular name around here is either Fluffy, Snowball, or Midnight. I always like to stick with more unusual names (like Khaith :D )

My beige tabby's name is : TEDDY
My white DSH name is: MISSY
My gray DLH name is: SYDNEY
My himalayan's name is: CHELSEY
My Other whie DSH name is : ELVIS

We have:
Pork Chop
Velcro
Maggie

JaJa is our bridge kitty.

My cat is named Han

He is a flame point siamese and Han is Siamese/Thai for "audacious" :D

I am owned by an orange tabby by the name of Naranj Matata. Naranj is Arabic for orange and matata is Swahili for troublemaker. Believe me, he lives up to his name! LOL

Mine are named ...
Pj
Kiwi
Gizmo
Mongo
Bandit
James
Whiskers (aka Boo Boo)
Ming &
Sammy
:p

The boy cat is Lamoni.
http://www.charleskincaid.com/lamoni2.jpg

The name comes from Lamoni the king from scripture as he was an honest ruler. Actually Cindy had a cat with similar coloring when she lived in Lamoni, Iowa. The town got it's name from the king so I'm just "cutting out the middle man".

Fifi is our girl cat
http://www.charleskincaid.com/fifi.jpg

She was given to us by a former co-worker. She had so many disruptions in her life that we just did not have the heart to change her name.

A friend had 5 cats in the house: Sunny, Oscar, Felix, Cinnamon (RB), and Lady. Lady is actually Lady Le Phew due to the fact that she is a tux with a whit stripe right down the back. :eek:

Popular: OK hold on for this one. I'm told that practically all of the narcotics users and dealers have a cat named S*** Head :rolleyes: But then, what would you expect?

No matter what the name, they are all cute and I want to pet them all.

Oreo is kinda of popular(I have a cat named Oreo)

How'd I never reply to this thread?

I have Allen, Pouncer, Harry and Abby. I know Pouncer isn't exactly common, but there are several variations on Abby.

My puss cats are:
Bubble...quite a shy wee female dark tortie but she has her moments of tortie madness!
Squeak: Rather tubby ginger female but a very loveable and friendly cat...unless she is coming out in sympathy with me on PMT mode!!!

Common names for cats???
Harry, Pusscat, Jess and Shadow i think....I work in a cattery and I have a few same name cats!

Hi Mags and Welcome to Pet Talk!!

My cats are - Bagel, Ketchum and Dan.

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Originally posted by Mad Mags Moo

Common names for cats???
Harry, Pusscat, Jess and Shadow i think....I work in a cattery and I have a few same name cats!

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Oh no! My Harry has a common name! :eek: Maybe over in England its common because its the only Harry I knoiw of in the area.

By the way... WELCOME Mags! You'll love it here!

My Cats Name is Katie and her nick names are cheeks, monkey, cheeky monkey, monk, miss kate, baby kate, and Katie Doll. She does respond to all those names. lol

I think the most common name would be Kitty.

My boy is named Sash. I don't believe it's too common. My rainbow bridge kitties were named, Kit Blackie and Lucki which are all pretty popular names. :)

We named 2 of our 4 cats.

In late October 2002, when we adopted our first, Bailey, he was a 4-6-week-old stray (1.5 lbs and sickly, but beautiful!), and we couldn't figure out a name for him - we didn't know he was a he at first, but we assumed he was. I was looking at our Bailey's Irish Cream collector's tin, and thought Bailey would be a good name, and it stuck. His middle name is Copland (after Aaron Copland, the composer), since my husband and I are both musicians.

We adopted our second cat while still living in Louisiana - May 1, 2003 - she was a feisty, sweet, 5-month-old tabby girl who we thought would complement our Bailey nicely. The rescue group who had her at PetSmart had already named her - Leila. We thought that was cute, and we gave her the middle name Martini, in keeping with the musical/alcoholic naming scheme (Leila isn't actually the same spelling, but we thought the musical reference could be Eric Clapton's "Layla," which is a great song. She turned out to be quite the crazy girl, but also quite loving - she loves to play, fight, chase, etc., but then also loves to be petted and loved on her own terms and snuggle with us at night.

Our 3rd cat came to our attention in April 2004 in St. Louis, MO. We were thinking we might eventually adopt a 3rd and 4th, but we weren't sure when or where. We were at PetSmart, and this wonderful, big, orange tabby boy (1-2 years old) was out of the cages in the cat room, roaming around, making great noises and rubbing against us. His name was Red Baron at the time, b/c of his reddish orange fur, but we changed it to Leo, b/c we thought it was cute. We had to adopt him - he sat on our laps at our first meeting and was sweet the couple of times we visited after that. We didn't quite make his middle name official, but his full name is something to the extent of Leopold Garfield or Leopold Garfield Anheuser (for St. Louis - Anheuser-Busch). He looks a lot like Garfield from the 2004 movie.

Our 4th cat came along sooner than expected - Leo was just starting to get used to his siblings and vice versa (Leila is the bully/queen in the house - she shows everyone who's boss), when we were at PetSmart and met the most beautiful little snowshoe mix baby girl (they estimated her at 1 year at the time, but I'm still not sure - she's so small and sweet, she's always going to look young to me) - this was late June 2004. Her name was Claudia and she started purring as soon as we laid eyes on her. We were talking to the rescue group coordinator, who I started communicating with after adopting Leo from them, and they were putting Claudia in the adoption area that day - she was so beautiful and friendly, we couldn't pass her up - we visited her that week one more time and then the next time was the time we took her home - we decided that if she had been there the next weekend, someone would've gotten to her before us, so we're lucky we saw her when we did. She's just wonderful - playful, cuddly, purrs louder than any kitty - she's also the most loyal thing, following us around the house, etc. Ironically, we haven't settled on a middle name for her either - like Leo - they all end up having many nicknames, so it doesn't seem to matter that much what the official name is. I keep calling her "Claudia Jean" for Allison Janney's character, "CJ Craig" on The West Wing, but I have also called her "Claudia Jane" and Smiley before. They all have countless names.

I'm rather attached to the cats my husband and I have, as you can see. In fall of 2003, my mom and dad were adopted by a beautiful Birman/Himalayan stray that came to my dad's auto dealership/shop - he was tiny and sickly at the time, but he came to the right place. They called him Smoky b/c of his grey paws and face (he's a polydactyl, too, which is cute and unusual). In December 2004, I adopted a 3rd cat from the same place Leo & Claudia came from - a beauty of a girl - unusual looking - probably a strange mix of shorthair breeds - white with a little bit of black and tall ears - her name is Belle, and she's close to Smoky's age - they're both about a year and a half or so. I adopted this cat as a X'mas present to my mom, who wanted a friend for Smoky. Mom & Dad now say that the name the rescue group gave her - Belle - is perfect b/c she runs into the room anytime any toy with a Belle is lifted or moved! :) It's kind of amazing how the names work out, and how the cats eventually do seem to sort of respond to or know their names (in my experience, anyway).

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