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My dark brindled tortie was called Patches. Taz, Muffin, Lola, Rosie, Matilda ????? Welcome to Catsey, BTW, have you posted in the Introductions Section so we can give you a proper welcome? |
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Our family childhood cat was called Smudge (due to a black mark on her nose) Our other tortoiseshell (lost her in november) was named Beauty. |
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Hello!!! Remember what ever you chose make it something you don't mind calling out in public!!! Rigby, also known as 'My iggle, My wiggle, My wargle & my woo' (don't ask!) now will not answer if I call him Rigby and much prefers me to make a complete **** of myself shouting his 'Pet' name out!! Just as pubs are kicking out usually.... |
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When I was a child an aunt had a lovely tortoiseshell cat called Sally. It's a very good point that MadCatLady above mentions - you've got to be happy going outside and calling her name! I am sure that a picture would supply good inspiration! |
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I've had two tortoiseshell girls in the past, one was called Tortie (original I know) and the other was Harley (full name Harlequin) because her face markings were like a harlequin's mask. I both love and hate naming cats as it takes me ages until a name suggests itself |
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