🗣 'In the nineties, characters from Friends provided a reasonably rich vein of names for rescues. Back then, there were hundreds of cats called Chandler.'
In the nineties, characters from Friends provided a reasonably rich vein of names for rescues. Back then, there were hundreds of cats called Chandler. Nowadays, UK Prime Ministers, or even cabinet members, would give an almost endless supply- though how this would do for their chances of gaining a loving home is anyone’s guess. But for the little kitten brought into the practice today, it was an easy task to pick a name.
“This is Skippy,” said Lucy, as she introduced him to me, excited to have saved the day. “We’ve called him Skippy because he was found in a skip. It’s a good name, don’t you think?”I did think the name was apt and I also agreed the kitten was cute. I went to say hello, and Skippy meowed in the high-pitched and wide-mouthed way that only happy kittens can. Later that day, during a gap in my afternoon consults, I went back to make better acquaintance.
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