He has no name

[nightmarehair]

We've just taken this poor boy in, he's 4 months old and we're his sixth home however he doesn't have a name. HELP me think of a name for this little bundle.

Bertie.

How on earth has he managed 6 homes in 16 weeks?. Does he turn into a werecat or something.

The person before us had him for 2 days before deciding that he was too much hard work.

From that picture he looks like a Tangle!
Socks?
Bertie is lovely.

Young male animals of most species are hard work.

What a fuckwit he was. So no one named him at all? ours answered to "kittens" but I think he'd answer to anything if I tacked the word food on the end.

No inspiration on names, my brain is tired but he's gorgeous!

Bertie is a great name

I don't think so fluffy, when I asked what his name was they said that they hadn't given him one and that the owner before them hadn't mentioned a name. I think the poor thing is confused from being pushed from pillar to post.

Hard work? That's why I have two kittens! They tire each other out. It works. Sort of!

I rather like Bertie for him. (Or Bertram/Bertrand/Albert if he's in disgrace. He has a look about him that says he'd be in disgrace.......not infrequently! )

We already have Bert for a rat my house is turning into a petting zoo!

George? He seems like he fancies himself a bit of a prince. He is gorgeous btw. Hope he settles in well.

Is he to be a permanent resident? (And when does he relinquish his pom poms?)

Clive?

Ah bless him.

I like Hugo

Poor chap! Hes lovely. Socks also like Bertie.

Im liking clive

Cozie he'll be staying and having the snip when he's settled in.

Poor little scrap. How kind of you to take him. Yes I think something ending in "ey" or "ie" would suit him. Bertie is lovely. Clancy? Albie? Ernie?
I have a Dudley which I think is a good name for a cat. DH used to have a Murphy.

I have always wanted to name a boy cat Poika which is Finnish for boy. However DH has always said that's a silly name

Walter, Humphrey or Arthur.

I have a sense that that one will best suit the snip just as soon as you can book him in - he has the look of a bruiser in the making!

Clive is nice.
Also, Rolf and Percy.

Our puss is a rescue and a bit of a handful, but we never considered taking her back!

Now we love her to pieces.

Also liking Clive

He'll be meeting the resident cats once he's settled in.

Ah - he's a Bruce. (A good calling name as well with the addition of an 'ie' to it to make Brucie.

George. And he is bootiful.