Kitten Sam and Kitten Beau went for their shots this morning...some interesting news about Beau
He's a she. I only checked once, the day I found her, and thought I saw something when I was cleaning her up...the next day she got a real bath at the clinic and I mentioned I thought Beau was a boy, and the people with me seemed to agree...the vet just really looked him over quick there and told me to continue with the antbiotics...today was her first full exam. New name? I may just sstay with Beau!
Sam weighed 10 ounces when I found her, and she's now a whopping two pounds and 6 ounces!
= new reply since forum marked as read
Little sisters 
They are so adorable!
I may just keep it.
We got this absolutely adorable Abyssinian kitten, and the vet told us it was a he, so I named him Miles...and then he had five kittens.
Wonderful cat. Lived 23 years.
P.S. Squeeeeee!
...and with her son:
Our Skittles had a litter four years ago, and being fans of "Grey's Anatomy," we named the kittens after characters. We named a dark tabby with white patches George, for George O'Malley. Then we learned he was a she. We didn't want a girl named George, so her name is O'Malley.
You are a fabulous person for adopting these kittens. 
Yeah, I've called her Beau for 3 weeks now...it's kind of sticking.
then one morning i saw SALLY on our bed licking her little wiener.
WE HAVE 4 GIRLS AND 1 BOY.
The boy is still named SALLY.
And I'm sure Sally could care less about his name!
You could just spell it Bow.
Either way, it's probably sticking!
why people give their cats names. It's not like they come when you call them. I mean, most of the time they call you. I've always named my felines something like "Gato" (cat) or "MC" for My Cat. 
But his name was Cumere. And you had to say it three times fast. 
Like I said, I keep it simple.
: 
Had 3 in one litter, named 'em Arabella (after the Strauss opera), Tosca (after the Puccini opera) and Faust (after the Gounod opera).
Turned out they are all boys. Arabella is now called "yellow kitty" and Tosca is now called "Light gray kitty".
Maybe we should change it to "Arabella Fonte" 
At least their uncle Figaro (B&W) is a boy. 
However, now Ashley is mainly a girl's name...so people assume he's a she!
I like Figaro...that seems very appropriate for a cat's name.
I saw that sooooooooo long ago I don't recall much from it!
I had her pulled by a rescuer from death row in a Georgia shelter.
The vet called me when he flipped her over to spay her, she was a he so he neutered him instead.
Luna was on all the paperwork and I'd been calling him Luna for weeks, so the name stuck.
Then he arrived, and he was a little wheaten colored dog with black mask and amber eyes, and a high-pitched shriek of a bay. Mostly rhodesian ridgeback
So I mostly call him Luna, but also Looney and Looney-tune. My vet up here still calls him "she."
I know what you mean, still calling Beau a he...that will take some time.
Ben had kittens.
So Ben became.................
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Ben Her.
Everybody told me it must be a boy and a woman I consulted who works with ferals told me to pick a name and start using it. So I did, but it was a boys' name, didn't find out she was a spayed female until I was able to bring her inside and take her to the vet. Then I finally found out who she'd belonged to, a neighbor who moved, so was able to find out her name and age from her medical records. Poor kitty must have been mighty confused, especially since her original name was Isiah. 
I took her straight to the vet's and they asked for a name, assuming she was a he, I said Sam. Guess I got them both wrong!
so I asked the Vet when I took Tige in for shots. The Vet said I had a 'ball bearing mousetrap'.
