Name for a critter?

[Nicholas]

How about "Ricky"? Named after Ranger Rick, the cartoon raccoon, this would reflect that A) she's an outdoor cat, and B) she has Maine Coon ancestry.

 

[Piso Mojado]

Minnie the Mouser. Giver her dry kibble only if you want her to hunt. She will hunt for fresh meat.

 

[Carolina River Rat]

Minnie the Mouser. Giver her dry kibble only if you want her to hunt. She will hunt for fresh meat.

Did not know this. Dry food's what I've been giving her already, but now I'll continue to do so. Thanks for the name ideas everyone, and keep em coming, though I doubt the cat cares one way or another as long as I keep her food dish full and give out occasional scratchings behind the ears.

 

[Nicholas]

If all else fails, there's always, "Bob."

 

[b.c.molin]

"Mouser" the moggie?

 

[Carolina River Rat]

"Mouser" the moggie?

I was wondering when you'd make a contribution. Good to see you.

 

[C.S. Graves]

Henry for Henryetta. :thumbup:

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To go on a tangent, I named a friend's cat Henrietta... and she happens to have the silkiest coat ever!!!

 

[Carolina River Rat]

That's a very healthy-lookin animal.

 

[peter r]

the one and only great cat name. Penelope.

 

[Brennanscott]

Tuvoldia.

 

[Carolina River Rat]

the one and only great cat name. Penelope.

We may have a winner! I'll clear it with Household 6 tomorrow. Not brave enough to wake her up for this. Also sent you an email.

 

[Moff8]

Too late but what about Stella from the Cellar

 

[Nicholas]

That sounds perilously close to "Basement Kitteh," if you'll forgive my saying so. However, we could try a more oblique "cellar" reference with, "Dorothy."

 

[Carolina River Rat]

Penelope it is. The Commander in Chief likes it a lot.

 

[peter r]

great, its my favourite name and suits your cat wonderfully.