Find out if your mutt\u2019s moniker or feline\u2019s furname made the list of most popular pet names in San Diego County, according to the Department of Animal Services.
\nLooking at current dog licenses, Bella remained the leader of the pack for top dog. While the names remain the same from last year\u2019s list, the rankings changed slightly. Buddy dropped one spot to No. 4 and Lucy moved up one into its place. And, Daisy and Charlie switched rankings. This list reflects the most common names among currently licensed dogs in San Diego County.
\nMeow for the top feline names. The only change from last year was in the No. 10 spot \u2014 Missy pounced and Charlie cat-apulted onto the list. Kitty remained the most paw-pular cat name (fur real, it\u2019s just Kitty.) The Department of Animal Services tracks cat name at the time of adoption, claim or microchipping, and the list comes from the last 12 months.
\nThe names Max, Lucy and Charlie made the top 10 for both cats and dogs. Dogs Bella
\nMax
\nLucy
\nBuddy
\nCharlie
\nDaisy
\nMolly
\nBailey
\nRoxy
\nLola Cats Kitty
\nTiger
\nSmokey
\nBaby
\nPrincess
\nTigger
\nShadow
\nLucy
\nMax
\nCharlie Looking to adopt a fur-ever friend? Animal Services has several dogs with these popular names at its shelters.
\nDon\u2019t cat the wrong idea \u2014 Animal Services has many adoptable pets with unique names, too. Stop by the Central shelter in San Diego to meet Moo Moo, a 2-year-old Chihuahua blend dog; Blueberry, a 1-year, 1-month-old blue domestic short hair cat at the Northern Shelter in Carlsbad; or Po Po, a 2-year-old Chihuahua-Pomeranian blend dog at the Southern Shelter in Bonita\u2014they each have pet-tential!
\nTo see all the animals available for adoption, visit the County\u2019s\u00a0webpage\u00a0or call 619-767-2675.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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