Literary cat names

Spirit_2

I want those kitties!

If you still need bear names - I think Brideshead Revisited had a bear called Alpaca.

Composers make good cat names too.....Puccini, Pachelbel,Chopin,Mozart

bringmeshoes

not quite bear names but aslan from narnia
cathy & heathcliffe
rhett & scarlett

Wickedkitten

Maggie like Maggie Tuliiver in The Mill on The Floss

Oldernotwiser

Other literary bears -Rupert, Mary Plain (Yogi and Boo Boo at a push!)
Aloyisus(sp) was the bear from Brideshead and Lorek Bymison (sp) is the armoured polar bear in His Dark Materials.

RacyRed

My boy was "bear" while he was still a stray and I was trying to trace his owners. When we adopted each other he became Yogi, he likes his name!

Has anyone mentioned Tessie bear, from Noddy?

Oldernotwiser

We have a GSD called Rupert, named because he looked so like a bear when he was a puppy; that's why I'm up on bear names!

dogcat_2

I used to have a cat called Marley - sadly he went missing never to return.....

Got2change

How about a Shakespearean (sp) theme - we had a Macduff (from Macbeth) - he got stuck up the chimney one time (not that that's at all relevant), but you could have a field day with William's works I would think.

Also had a Siamese called Ulysses.

Now got a moggy called Bertie.

Had a theme going with new foals/comers at the farm where my horse lives.
Had Florence (my miniature), Dillon (evil Shetland), two pretty newborn boys - Zebedee and Dougal. Next foal was going to be Brian or Ermentrude so we called him Eric!

chinagirl

How about ' Asmodeus' the brave cat out of 'Rogue Male' (even though he met with a sticky end) ?

Sirbendy

Terry Pratchett - "Greebo" after Nanny Oggs companion.

Thought about it for big cat, but ended up with "Hex" instead..also a Pratchett inspiration, and quite fitting since we both work in computer repair and support..heh.