I will be naming the young Siamese mix from Operation Catnip something that starts with a Q since it's one of the letters with the fewest names. Makes sense to use it for just one cat. I used Qaylee (pronounced kaylee) for the Q girl last year. However, I'm at a loss this time. Other than Queenie, most of the names I've found are for males.
She is a super sweet girl. Weather permitting (if we don't have tons of snow since I live on the Dante's Peak of Knightdale (horribly steep and long driveway), she will be spayed, etc. Monday.
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What about Quinn? Or Qunitessa? Quintana?
Qadira, from Arabic, meaning powerful.
(Sorry, that was incomplete because I'm playing which browser will let me post comments.) I like Qadira because it has "dear" in it when pronounced. (At least, the way I'd pronounce it.)
Or Querida, which means darling in Spanish.
And I had a bunch of ideas emailed to me. I think I'm partial to Qadira. We might be getting her brother too. There were three in the "colony", mama was hit by a car last Saturday night. We took in Qadira and now poor brother is all by himself. His caretaker is bringing him in at night but husband super anti-cat. Brother (they call him Tigger, but that will be changed) not as in your face friendly as Qadira but sounds like he has potential. I just can't leave him by himself.
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