Hello

What a lovely cat and I couldnt pick a name they are all nice! I have 3 cats and a dog. The new cat I called Mika which has turned into Mr Moo's or Mika moo's or when he is naughty Mika monster! He is just over a yr old and he also begs the same as your cat. It's so funny in the beginning he would just reach over into my plate and try to take but now I have taught him to sit quietly and he may get some cheese or something! he is not overweight but my dog is. She is a lab/collie cross and she got so lazy after being neutered, she is now the heavist in the dog club and i think both the dog and I need to walk lots more hehe.

Anyways good on you for taking that cat and I hope everything goes well for you both

Jella

Your picture is soo cute, you must miss your cat a lot i know i would. I always worry when they dont come back at their usual times!

Jella

Don't know what you should name your cat but maybe this video will help. Or at least crack you up! :D Watch it till the very end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaeV8JAhe8s

I know this thread is old, but I have to say that my cats names just sort of fit them. Peaches (is fluffy and gray) Lou (all black girl) Cricket (she cackles, but doesn't meow) Gina (has extra toes, but was named before I got her) and my newest addition Babykins. All girls... Babykins was "Stray 2" or "baby stray" because she was a stray when i found her, babykins stuck and now sometimes she gets called "BK". Gotta love them kitties!

I forgot to comment on the cat vid, it was hilarious.

An update, on kitty. She's very much become Chub Chub. For once, hubby and I are calling a cat the same name, well relatively. He mostly call her Chub Chub, and I tend to call her the Lady Chub Chub (often speaking to her in the royal third person, "and how is the Lady Chub Chub, this morning."

She's so funny - mostly because she seems so serious all the time. Our GirlyGirl had much more of a kitten's personality, where Chub Chub very much is an adult (sometimes the only adult in the house, and she acts as though she knows it). GirlyGirl's meow at treat time was a plaintive request, where ChubChub's is a harsh demand (more a roar than a meow).

This morning, we introduced Chub Chub to our neighbor's cat Mead (short for Ganymede). Both cats are territorial dames, so we let them meet in the doorway, John holding his Mead and David holding ChubChub. Neither cat hissed, but the each were going to great lengths to avoid eye contact with one another (it was funny to see their heads go in every direction except facing the cat in front of them).

Not exactly a successful meeting, but not too terrible. We've talked on and off about sharing a house to save expenses, so were trying to see if the gals would get along. Given their concerted "non-response," we suspect it might work out ok, with each gal working out her own territory.

nice thread but it is very lengthy bcoz it contain so many words so it is bore to read.,