Need Help Naming A White Cat
By PlantBuddy
@PlantBuddy (183)
Canada
February 3, 2009 11:25am CST
I know there are obvious names I could give her like Snowball, but that's too obvious and looks like I have no imagination. Well, maybe that's true when it comes to picking out a cute name. So, catpeople, would you throw a few suggestions my way? She's got blue eyes and long white fur. She's still a kitten and very rambunctious with quite a good appetite.
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@dragon54u (31634)
• United States
4 Feb 09
Avalonmyst stole my thunder! I was going to say name her Crystal, and that's such a lovely and delicate name. You could also name her Blanca, which is white in Spanish-I learned that in high school Spanish!
If you really want to stump people, you could call her Midnight. Or you could go celestial and call her Starlight. Or you could just forget about her color and name her according to her personality. My dog is named Cookie but I usually call her Princess because she loves to lounge around on a pillow in the sun.
@PlantBuddy (183)
• Canada
5 Feb 09
Ahhh, lounging in the sun! Oh, what I'd give to do that today. Actually, it is sunny outside, but I'd freeze in the snow if I stopped moving, so no lounging for me.
What do you think of "Nilla"? Short for Vanilla for a name? Kinda cute and sassy.
I do appreciate all the help I'm getting here.
Thanks MyLotters!!
@PlantBuddy (183)
• Canada
4 Feb 09
Meatball. . .that's funny. You must have posted that just before lunch.LOL.
Cute though.
@explorations (1712)
• United States
3 Feb 09
I had a white cat named Maggie . . . not sure why my mom named her that. LOL I want to get a white cat and name it Clover or Sage. I don't know why. :-)
@PlantBuddy (183)
• Canada
3 Feb 09
Clover has white flowers I think. Sage, that sounds very wise. Coming up with a name is hard to do.
@raxxie (128)
• Mexico
3 Feb 09
My first white cat was named Federica. Nobody knows why I called her that way -I was three years old. :)
If I had a white cat now, as cute and pretty as the one you described, I'd call her Cottoncandy (it seems my imagination is not working today...)
What about "Meow"? It's a funny name ;) And you can teach her a trick -to say her own name :P
@PlantBuddy (183)
• Canada
3 Feb 09
Oh thanks raxxie, I like the name Cottoncandy. She looks something like that. But maybe do you think it might be a bit long. . ."Here Cottoncandy" when I call her in from outside? Candy might do.
