Selecting a meow-worthy moniker for a feline friend may be as easy as adopting a pet at one of San Diego County Department of Animal Services\u2019 three shelters. The most paw-pular cat name in San Diego County is Kitty.
\nThe Department of Animal Services records felines\u2019 names at the time of adoption, claim or microchipping and found out which names were most popular in the County. Which names were the cat\u2019s meow? We let the cat out of the bag below.
\nJust missing the top 10 were Oreo, Charlie, Blackie, Midnight and Bella, which was the top dog name.
\nSpeaking of names, you can “name your price” to adopt kittens, cats, puppies and dogs at County Animal Services\u2019 three shelters through the end of the month. The animal care centers are overwhelmed with dogs and cats right now so County Animal Services is waiving the normal adoption fee of $69 for a dog and $58 for a cat. Prospective pet owners can decide what adoption fee they would like to pay.
\nFor more information about adoption, call 619-767-2675\u00a0or visit\u00a0the County Department of Animal Services website. Most Popular Cat Names 2016 1) Kitty
\n2) Tiger
\n3) Smokey
\n4) Baby
\n5) Princess
\n6) Tigger
\n7) Shadow
\n8) Lucy
\n9) Max
\n10) Missy Most Popular Cat Names 2015
\n1) Kitty
\n2) Tiger
\n3) Baby
\n4) Smokey
\n5) Shadow
\n6) Tigger
\n7) Sassy
\n8) Cleo
\n9) Max
\n10) Lucy<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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