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11/12/2012, 04:28 PM
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They are going really well, Mum is much better and I can pat her and pick her up, but she will jump at sudden moves - but that's a massive improvement on the hissy-spitty-scratchy kitty I had to catch in a trap 3 weeks ago. I've called her Ramblin' Rosie. The kittens, in my biased opinion, are the cutest rescues on the planet. I have to come up with some really great names to help catch people's attention so they get adopted - but I'm quite crap at naming kittens with 'normal' cat names, so help !!! Photos to inspire you : Smudged Tortie The cutest Calico Tortie girl Ginger rescue The whole rescue family Rosie herself Inspire me please - I was thinking botanical names as a reminder of where they were found ? What do you think ? |
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11/12/2012, 04:31 PM
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No ideas on names but gee now I want another kitten, sooo cute!
I like Thunder for the smudge for some reason :-) Good luck with the rehoming. |
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11/12/2012, 04:35 PM
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I should add that there are 5 kittens - two photos didn't turn out so I'll update later.
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11/12/2012, 04:43 PM
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That first smudged Tortie, oh my goodness the face.
They're all super cute. Dangerous thread. I guessed the torties were girls and the orange was a boy, on the averages, if that's wrong I'll come back with new names: Ramblin' Rosie and Chocolate Cosmos or Black Peppermint - Chocolate Cosmos is a pretty dark-but-not-black flower I like. Posy-patch (...she's patched, I'm lame...) Clem(entine, if girl) |
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11/12/2012, 04:51 PM
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Boys or girls?
I did plant names for all my fosters - well, the first 26 anyhow! Girls: Poppy Lily Ashley daisy Jasmine Acacia Anise Fern Fuschia Heather Holly Indigo Ivy Laurel Lotus Pansy Saffron Xeni (protector of plants) Boys: Bracken Cotton Sage Yarrow Pepper Aspen Oleander (Ollie) Forest Kale Reed Ashton Huckleberry Jasper Cypress Oak Logan Acer Sequoia Cosmos (Cosmo) Aster Basil |
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11/12/2012, 04:57 PM
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Can we name them "mine"?
Botanical, eh? What about some Australiana like... Acacia Waratah Banksia Wattle Gumnut Kurrajong Desert Pea/Desert Rose Bottlebrush Blue Gum Myrtle Hope that helps. Those kitties are so lovely, I am very clucky for kittens at the moment. All the best. |
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11/12/2012, 05:03 PM
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Fleur, Rose, Lotus.
I like Kers suggestions of Sage and Jasper for boys... |
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11/12/2012, 05:09 PM
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The ginger one should be saffron.
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11/12/2012, 06:50 PM
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Ar cute.
No help just wanted to say Rosie looks like my Mishka except Mishka is fatter in the face |
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