I hope she knows she will live here forever. She’s very loving, more so as time goes on. She has the sweetest most patient temperament. She has learned I don’t like even play-biting, or gentle nipping, and I have learned that hair balls are part of the natural processes sometimes I have to hunt them down, other times they’re presented, almost gift-like. In the almost three years since we have both worked very hard on our relationship, getting to know and accept (tolerate?) each other’s habits, likes and dislikes. Was that ever the truth – and I found the most perfect cat in Velveeta! We made a pact the day I brought her home: now living with another diva, she’s the princess because I’m the queen. Needing a more independent pet I thought the right cat would be better for me. In her bio it said that she needed to be the only cat and preferably the only pet – which was perfect for me! I had dogs my entire adult life, but now I’m no longer able to care for a dog. My adoption counselor said “She has never done that!” She followed me all around the shelter when I went to visit Crash’s (third step in their adoption process) in April 2012. Crash’s Landing will take back any cat they adopt out – no questions asked. She was adopted once but returned after several months because she didn’t acquiesce to the diva cat already in residence. They think she was about two years old when they found her in 2008. I adopted her from local no-kill shelter, Crash’s Landing, here in Grand Rapids, MI. We’ll tell you more about that after we tell you Velveeta’s story: That’s when we learned that Velveeta is a female tabby which is quite rare. She wanted us to see how stunning her orange tabby, Velveeta is resting in her Cat Faeries bed. This week we heard from Mary Jo who ordered a cat bed from us right before Christmas. Send us photos and stories about your orange cats, your marmalade cats, those creamsicle beauties to – put the words Orange Cat in the subject line and we’ll start posting their orangey selves to Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and in our January newsletters. To welcome 2015 we proclaim January is Orange Cat Month! So many of your messages to us moved us to tears, sometimes joyful tears, and sometimes very sad tears – but we welcome them all because feelings are beautiful and are to be cherished.Īs we say good-bye to December which was Cat Faeries “white cat month” we also bid adieu to 2014. Your kind words and stories mean the world to us – truly. Would you believe that in just a few months we will celebrate 22 years since Cat Faeries was created? It’s true!ĭuring this past year we heard from hundreds upon hundreds of amazing people who told us about their amazing cats. Nature-Inspired Cat Names For Orange Tabbies (Based on Flowers, Animals, etc.Thank you for another amazing year. You should also check out this list of unique cat names as well before making your choice. Good Names for Orange Cats Based on Fictional CharactersĪlso check out these fictional cat names inspired by Harry Potter. Orange Cat Names Inspired By Cartoon Characters Orange Cat Names Famous Redheads With Good Names for Orange Cats Nature-Inspired Cat Names For Orange Tabbies (Based on Flowers, Animals, etc.).Good Names for Orange Cats Based on Fictional Characters.Orange Cat Names Inspired By Cartoon Characters.Famous Redheads With Good Names for Orange Cats.From famous people (real or fictional) to things found in nature, red, orange, and copper-toned ideas are as plentiful as your kitty is colorful!Īre you feeling paralyzed by choice? Not to worry.Ĭheck out these best orange cat names and take note of the ones that make you purr. Ideally, the name you decide on will makes others go: “That's perfect!”įortunately, if you've recently adopted an orange tabby into your home, then there's ample inspiration that will help you find the perfect moniker for your little furry friend. In other words, it shouldn't sound too much like another pet's name or like a certain command.Īnd perhaps most importantly, you want a name that will suit your animal companion's breed and individual personality, as well as your own creativity and interests. Your cat's name also needs to sound unique enough so that she'll learn to respond to it appropriately. After all, you need to choose something that you'll be comfortable saying in public (in particular, you should be able to say your kitty's name to your vet with a straight face!).

Naming your new kitty companion can feel like a big responsibility. “What's in a name?” How about “Know any Orange Cat Names?” 0 248 Orange Cat Names For All Ginger Felines

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