Orange Ginger Cat Names

Looking for a name for an adorable, orange, furball? Listed below are some suggested cat names that reflect the warm, fun personality of glorious orange ginger cats. These names are inspired by my orange cat "Biscuit".

Amber
Auburn
Autumn
Carrot
Copper
Dandilion
Edan (celtic name, meaning flame, fiery) - boy
Flame
Ginger biscuit
Goldie
Gold
Golden delicious
Honey
Kegan (celtic name, meaning fiery) - boy
Marmalade
Melon
Marigold
Mustard
Orange
Orange blossom
Orangina
Orangey
Ochre
Peaches
Pumpkin
Rusty
Russet
Sandy
Sandylion
Saffron
Solar
Sunset
Sunshine
Solero
Skimbleshanks - orange jellicle cat, from the musical "cats"
Tangerine dream
Tango

Benefits Of Ginger Cats
The colour orange is nature’s natural antidepressant. It promotes a joyful atmosphere even in gloomy places. Feeling the orange love? The future’s bright, an orange cat or kitten can bring a smile to your face and make the heart leap with anticipated happy togetherness.

Team Ginger
I adopted a 6 year old cat, Bobbie, from the UK charity Cats Protection, March 2011. She was renamed Bobbie Orange Blossom by me, although she is mostly called by one of her nicknames - Bob or Bloss. Being a tortie, she is not, strictly speaking a full blown ginger cat. However, with her gorgeous orange markings she has earned her stripes and become an honorary member of team ginger...

She was, understandably, a little shy and timid in the first few days and weeks of being in her new home. One of the things that helped to bring her out of her stripy shell was the toy Cat Charmer . The benefit of playing with dangling rods with a toy on the end, such as this, was that it offered bonding and social interaction providing ideal introductions between me and my cat. This toy left my cat in control, she could ignore both toy and the unfamiliar human on the other end, or engage with both far enough away to maintain a comfortable escape route if she wanted to...

My cat loved chasing the swiftly moving Cat Charmer when the flexible wand was wiggled by a willing human. Cats play with prey so it's not surprising that they will enjoy chasing and pouncing on the snake-like end wiggling across your floor - Fun for your cat, fun for you too.

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