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Cat names?
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My babies are;
Sugar (a Sweet-but-naughty tortie girl)
Dragon (a Fire-breathing ginger boy)
and Sephone (after Persephone, who became queen of the underworld according to Greek legend - She is Secretive, and everso slightly demonic!!! Sephone is an unusual mottled black and grey, like a very dark silver tabby.)
Sugar has been covered by a cream persian, and providing there are 2 attractive male kittens they will be the next addition to our feline family, namely Dante, and Diego.
Got any Good ones?
Sugar (a Sweet-but-naughty tortie girl)
Dragon (a Fire-breathing ginger boy)
and Sephone (after Persephone, who became queen of the underworld according to Greek legend - She is Secretive, and everso slightly demonic!!! Sephone is an unusual mottled black and grey, like a very dark silver tabby.)
Sugar has been covered by a cream persian, and providing there are 2 attractive male kittens they will be the next addition to our feline family, namely Dante, and Diego.
Got any Good ones?
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We presently have "Wibble" bc she wobbles when she walks, "Badly hurt man cat" who was called that bc we found him after he'd been hit by a car, "Bogbrush" bc that's what he looks like and "David Coulthard" because he's got a square face. Previously we had Hecate(after the Goddess, born on Samhain), Chernobyl ( white cat that seemed to glow in the dark),Dave ( no idea why he was called that) and Biggles who looked as though he had black flying goggles on plus numerous others:)
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Can't offer anything too exciting. We have Trumpton (farted an awful lot when we first had him - he came with the house, as he got left behind by his previous owners); Jess - looks like Postman Pat's cat, and last, but by no means least, Campbell. Campbell was rescued from the next-door-but one's house when she was a kitten, as they acquired a pit bull at the same time, and we didn't think her chances of survuval in that household were too great. Her name is a corruption of Camberwick Green, as I wasn't going to stand at the back door yelling for 'Camberwick Green' to come in.
Mum and Dad live next door to 'Cattie'. The neighbours' previous cat was 'Pussy'. Sometimes imagination runs overtime...
My ginger tom when I was growing up was called Heathcliffe. My Mum was extremely impressed that her 8 year old son had already developed an appreciation of Bronte novels, and was saddened to learn that Heathcliffe was in fact a ginger cartoon cat fleetingly poular in the mid '80's. As I recall he shared a show with a dog called Marmaduke. Anyway, the point is, Heathcliffe is a great name for a cat. I am currently catless in my north London flat, but I have struck up a friendship with next door's female tabby who is called Xena. If I had a cat now, I would name it Hampstead, after the area I live in!
Edward R. Meow - ("Eddie Bear") - a silver tabby with a slightly flat face
Pickle - a golden tabby. The name suited her personality perfectly.
Sneaker - a lynx tabby. She thought that she was invisible if she s_l_o_w_l_y slunk through a room. It just caused everyone to stare at her. It was hilarious.
Lacy Underalls - a silver with spots on her tummy.
Copernicus - a white odd-eyed male
