Gender Neutral Cat Names Novels & Stories

Orla asked, laughing. "I did. I wanted you to find out her gender without saying a word." He stood close to her, stroking her hair as she stroked the cat's fur. "I have secretly wanted a black cat." Her eyes were on the cat the whole time she stood next to Callan. "What should I name her? Do you have a name on your mind?" "Betty?" Callan suggested, but Orla declined. "I loved Betty, but I would like to move on from her. Another name will be suitable. So what do you think of? it" She asked again.

Geneva loosened her fierce grip on his arm and picked up the rat that didn't even squirm. "Ghost rats can't be dangerous or have rat diseases, can they?" She could feel his shrug even with her back turned. "Our own personal ghost pet and I'll name it Mickey." She announced. "How sure are you that it's a male?" His unexpected question made her twirl to face him. "Even if it's a female, Mickey should do." "Minnie," he suggested. "Does this look like a Minnie to you?" "It does look like a mini you."

the other vetoed it immediately. He jotted something else down. “Okay. Hear me out: Noa. With no ‘h’ at the end. It’s gender-neutral. Cool. Kinda poetic.” “Noa’s nice,” I said cautiously, biting into a strawberry. “But it doesn’t feel like her. You know?” He sighed and crossed it off. Again. Killian’s POV We’d been through ten pages of baby name lists and still hadn’t landed on anything that didn’t make one of us gag.

Her voice wavered, but I couldn't tell if it was from horror, humor, or something else entirely. "Aren't there any...pretty names for it?" I asked softly. Drace chuckled, shot Ari an apologetic glance. "Kitty, cookie, tutu, Lady V, bits, Lady Jane. Non-Na." I shook my head. Those weren't any better and I could hear the bellowing laughter of my men if I dared utter one of those words. I sighed. "I guess pussy and cunt it is. Men have so many more options that sound better."

Either way, I'd love my child to death and I couldn't wait to know the gender. "High chance it would be a boy, however, I wouldn't mind a daughter. Either way, I'll love him or her," he whispered quietly, pressing a soft kiss to my mark making tingles shoot up my spine. "What would we name them?" I said, my mind whirling up names to find a suitable name for a boy or a girl. I really like gender neutral names, that way, no matter what gender, they'll have the name and it wouldn't be so hard to choose. I felt Gray hum in deep thought as I did the same. It was hard to find a name that our baby would be proud of having and that thought alone made me think even harder.

"And if it's a girl....." "Wait," I said. I think I have an idea. 'Zaan' from Zara and Anders. If it's a girl, we can call her Zaan." Anders thought, "Zaan, isn't that a guy's name?" I shook my head, "No, both males and females can bear it. It's unisex." "Okay," he agreed. "So, it's either 'Zander' and 'Zaan' but what if we have two?"

"What would you like to order, Cat?" Grey asked. "Can I call you Catty?" Grey asked again politely. Calling her Cat felt like calling a cat, but adding 'catty' to the end of Catalina's name might sound better, even though it wasn't a genuinely Spanish name, but rather Westernized. And using that nickname made the atmosphere feel more familiar. Keyara, who had been trying to concentrate on controlling her emotions, was taken aback. The girl raised her unfocused head and asked again,

She had no idea they all liked and supported her. “It's mostly unisex names because we have no idea of the genders but they are all good names,” Aliyah said and Alessa nodded in tears. “It's Aria and Aiden but I will add this to their names. All of it.” Alessa said and Aliyah hugged her with a smile. “It's okay, you are going to get out of here,” Aliyah assured her. “For Aria and Aiden.” one of them yelled. “For Aria and Aiden.” they all cheered and Alessa smiled happily.

"Really. Blue can get used to a little fur ball underfoot." Jenny jotted again. What about names? He read her note and shrugged. "They don't have names. Like I said, mama cat's a stray." She frowned thoughtfully, tapping her lips with the marker. I think the mother should be Stormy. "Stormy?" Jenny nodded, then scribbled on her board. She's grey, like storm clouds. "Okay, I guess that makes sense. What about the babies?" I'll have to think about it. She clicked the cap back on her marker.

He ran it through his head a few times. Elissa. Still an elven name, but it feels less alien. I think I like it. He chuckled at her description of the big cat. "That sound adorable. And obnoxious. I'd probably threaten to make a rug out of her if it happened too often." He pursed his lips. "I wouldn't actually do it, of course, just threaten it occasionally."