It’s also one of the most popular female names in the entire world, particularly in the French population.
Amy – This is a name that means love and endearment. It’s also a name referring to the fossilized jewel. Amber – This name is a good way to describe a tabby cat with red fur. If you name your cat autumn, you can have a constant reminder of your favorite season year-round. Autumn – The fall season is one of the best times of the year. It’s meaning has roots in ruling and power, so it’s great for a housecat who dominates their territory. Aubrey – Aubrey is a beautiful name for a female cat. The name has a Greek meaning that refers to dense, so it would be a great name for a female cat who is really protective of their owner. It’s also the name of a popular voice-controlled device by Amazon. Alexa – Alexa is a female form of Alexander. Perhaps if the cat has green eyes this could be a nice name as well. Use this name for a female cat with red/orange fur. Ariel – This cat name has a bit of Disney inspiration. To help with sorting the names we’ve ordered them alphabetically! Let’s start out with A! A We think you’ll find just the right name for your cat once you’ve checked out our list. Others are drawn from inspiration from food, pop culture, heritage, and locations. You’ll notice that some of the names on this list are inspired by the coat colors and tabby patterns on the cat. Each of these names is well thought out and has a special meaning. With that in mind, we’ve compiled some of the best female tabby cat names that we could find and come up with. Choosing a name for your cat can be tricky though, and it helps to have some guidance so you choose something that lasts! Names are important for getting your cat’s attention and it also helps build a connection with them as an owner. The name you give to your female tabby cat should say a lot about them. He also didn’t want his favorite catnip-flavored Greenies, a dental treat that he always liked.As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. "He had his favorite snack items as well as his regular mealtime cat food."Įarlier this month, Ritz's appetite had decreased. "Usually he loved food, any food," Clark said. 
"They've not been back."īut as the months went on, Clark noticed Rtiz's health was failing. "Ritz almost went through the glass door to attack them and make them feel unwelcome," she said. His broken leg didn't slow him down at all."Ĭlark said she only saw Ritz get aggressive twice: once when he heard the noisy trash truck "beep, beep, beeping down our driveway," and the other when the neighbors' two friendly dogs ran up the steps of the back porch. "I couldn't sit in a chair without him lying on my lap," she said "He loved getting involved if anyone was tying their shoelaces. Ritz appeared, Clark said, to be happiest with people. The April injury also left Ritz with a bone protruding from his right hind leg.
"More importantly, since he was feral for those years, he was likely FeLV positive (a viral disease) and that would expose their two house cats to that virus (even though they have been immunized). And Ritz was just too old and injured to put up with the antics of two younger cats (who would not likely have appreciated his arrival)."
"They have two kids, two cats and two jobs. They felt I would be able to spend more time with him. "Some people have wondered why he didn't go to live with Jason and Liz in Annapolis instead of here with us," Clark said. It was decided the now-18-year-old cat would stay at Clark's Odessa-area home and the McKenrys would come up and visit him. The McKenrys were contacted and that night, drove up to Delaware. Before doctors there were going to put Tom down, they found he had a microchip that McKenry had placed in Ritz.
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