Meet Boris (.. or Mickey, .... or) by tizjezzme

Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 04, 2006

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Meet the new member of our family ... Boris. :) (Danielle wants to name him 'Mickey', the boys think 'Boris' is much cooler. :) What do you think? Open for ideas....... Runt of the litter, cutest and sweetest of the bunch. Have a happy 4th :) Shari

Comments (16)

oldworld

9:30AM | Tue, 04 July 2006

i'd call him slugger.....looks like a bloody nose to me :) neat portrait of the new son

lemonjim

9:48AM | Tue, 04 July 2006

Winthrop's looking happy now - has he met your dogs?

Richardphotos

9:51AM | Tue, 04 July 2006

such a beautiful kitten but you do not have to call him merle haggard,or charley pride, not even darling.hey you do not have to call me by my real name-sorry that is a cw song

pm_hackworth

10:19AM | Tue, 04 July 2006

Well Mickey as in "mouse" might be a little insulting to the kitty! LOL! Boris doesn't seem to suit him either. How about Rocky? Since as old world said he looks like a slugger! :)

BorisB

10:30AM | Tue, 04 July 2006

Soo cute!!! I think, "Boris" is perfect, best wishes from BorisB...;-)))

Biffowitz

11:41AM | Tue, 04 July 2006

Oh, he is a cute little tiger! Boris sounds so.... purrrrrfect!!!

chips7

12:41PM | Tue, 04 July 2006

Neither "Mickey" nor "Boris"! What then? This "monster" just on top of me calls your kitten "purrrrfect". So why not call him "Purry"? It does remind one of "Perry", the Walt Disney chipmunk, but so what? My budgie Chip died last February, and I got two new ones two months ago. I called them "Jack" and "Gus", after the mice in Cinderella, the Disney movie, because there were two of them. What's in a name? I've often wondered. You could get to know a tiny goldfish as "Lucifer" and a great, big, vicious cat as "Angel". Just don't call him Boris or Mickey. A girlfriend of mine called her new kitten "Mia". Huh? Well, don't cats say "Meeouw" (or however you spell it)? I suggest "Elmer".

jared99

1:32PM | Tue, 04 July 2006

Whatever his name, he's very cute! "Sweet" is a good trait for cats.