If you got a cat this winter and saved it from the cruel cold out there, congratulations! Now it is time to research some winter cat names for your new friend.
It is time for some cool winter cat names. Winter might sound and feel romantic for a lot of people and it is but for many others it is a time of need. Just like the homeless people out there, cats and kittens are suffering from cold. You may not be able to provide a place to stay for homeless people but you can at least adopt a kitten and save it from the cold.
To make finding the perfect name for your little friend a little easier, I divided the names into three categories:
- Female Winter Cat Names
- Male Winter Cat Names
- Gender-Neutral Winter Cat Names
If you can’t find the name you are looking for in the gender specific categories, I am confident that you will find it in gender-neutral winter cat names. Also, you may be looking for a new years cat name. If so, don’t worry, we have a lot of them here.
Before you begin reading the list, you may want to have something to note the names you like because there will be more than one name you will like. Noting them and checking all the names you like after you are finished with the list gives you the opportunity to see all of them in one place and pick a favorite.
Also if more than one person will decide the name, comparing your notes to see if there is any of the same name in all lists can help picking a name everybody likes.
Without further ado, the list of winter cat names!
Female Winter Cat Names
The first item of winter inspired names for cats is female cat names. The list includes names from many languages, mythological characters and Christmas related names, etc. The theme might be cold but a cat with one of these names will surely be a loving one.
- Alba
- Demi
- Crystal
- Elsa
- Gwenyth
- Carol
- Apricity
- Nieve
- Cherith
- Lily
- Xuĕ
- Flykra
- Neus
- Icylyn
- Kheimon
- Eirlys
- Haunani
- Guinevere
- Viola
- Paloma
- Rosemary
- Bella
- Gwyneira
- Aster
- Daphne
- Estelle
- Neve
- Mary
- Haukea
- Miyuki
- Rin
- Ivy
- Janara
- Eira
- Morana
- Pyry
- Clementine
- Merry
- Clara
- Angel
- Lucia
- Candy Cane
- Natalie
- Yukina
- Eve
- Ember
- Nevis
- Christina
- Holly
- Noelle
- Skadi
- Blanche
- Bethany
- Stella
- Natalia
- Delwyn
- Hellebore
- Demetria
- Olwen
- Natasha
- Gwyn
- Epiphany
- Edurne
- Anna
- Blanca
- Tengliu
- Shira
- Kuraokami
- Nivia
- Bianca
Male Winter Cat Names
Just like female winter cat names, this list also includes winter names for cats from many languages and cultures all around the world. But it also includes popular characters from animations, cartoons, mythological characters, snow cat names, etc. If you like the sound of a specific name, just search it on the internet. You may like it even more.
- Rudolph
- Heikki Lunta
- Garland
- Jasper
- Noel
- Fezziwig
- Bylur
- Ned Stark
- Boreas
- Jay
- Alpine
- Ded Moroz
- Lixue
- Lokul Frosti
- Edur
- Frost
- Scrooge
- Eirwen
- Nas
- Ebenezer
- Slick
- Hemant
- Santa
- Aubin
- Poli’ahu
- Branch
- Morozoko
- Claus
- Olaf
- Khuno
- Kar
- Eryi
- Zane
- Jökull
- Gabby
- Santos
- Snoopy
- Boris
- Fox
- Ginger
- Christian
- Robin
- Froid
- Blanc
- Quilo
- Joseph
- Tushar
- Ullr
- Yukio
- Cole
- Sid
- Balthazar
- Izotz
- Gabriel
- Frediano
- Jack Frost
- Scrat
- Whittaker
- Buddy
- Snowman
- Clark
- Glover
- Bodhi
- Tuhin
- Albus
- Douglas
- Dong
- Warrin
- Nicholas
- Skellington
Gender-Neutral Winter Cat Names
Some of the most amazing winter names for cats are here. No matter what the gender or character of your cat is, there is a name in this list that will match it perfectly. If you were unable to find the name you like best until now, you can be sure that it is among the names below.
- Iceberg
- Fuyu
- Crimson
- Sleigh
- Icicle
- Yeti
- Fjolla
- Eggnog
- Vail
- Elf
- Snowy
- Cloudy
- Frosty
- Sleet
- Antler
- Avalanche
- Mittens
- December
- Soup
- Nutmeg
- Bear
- Narnia
- Isbert
- Snow
- Aspen
- Snowflake
- Cortina
- Hail
- Puck
- Zamboni
- Neiger
- Nutcracker
- Alaska
- Sparkle
- Chilly
- Polar
- Yuki
- Neva
- Whit
- Hockey
- Colden
- Flurry
- Spruce
- Ice
- Igloo
- Cypress
- Lasta
- Cranberry
- Fionn
- Blizzard
- Isa
- Drift
- Solstice
- Garnet
- Glitter
- Nevada
- Caecius
- Glacier
- Blaze
- Pine
- Stocking
- Festive
- Chill
- Sneg
- Crispin
- Juniper
- Balsam
- Snowshoe
- Husky
- Sētō
- Icelynn
- North
- Icy
- Storm
- January
- Cuddly
- Himesh
- Jāḍō
- Marshmallow
- Pothole
- Frost
- Winterberry
- Vetle
- Arctic
- Lumi
- Zima
- Pudding
- Penguin
- Parka
- Winter
- Sugarplum
- Fannar
- Mistletoe
- Snieg
- Winoc
- Flake
- Stormy
- Everest
- Dove
- Andri
- Yule
- Darke
- Urmas
- Luge
- Chestnut
- Beanie
- Fingal
- Wren
- Sparrow
- Boots
- Laurel
- Peppermint
- Frostine
- Chan
- Cocoa
- Toboggan
- Conven
- Wyn
- Moose
- Snowball
The author starts by thanking the recipient for providing a list of names. They then reveal that they have already chosen two of the names from the list, one from another list, and part of one from yet another list. The author goes on to describe the kittens, which were born on March 15th during a very cold winter. There are four kittens, three of which are white with dark gray points and the fourth is gray with white points, resembling a black and white tuxedo cat but gray. The author then reveals the names of the kittens: Snow, Storm, Little Flurry, and Happy Mouse.
The author describes the kittens in more detail, starting with Snow and Storm, who are longhair twins that shared the same birth sack and were the first born. The author considered naming them Cain and Abel because they fight for the favorite nipple at nursing time. Little Flurry, the runt of the litter, has white mittens instead of gray like Snow and Storm, shorter hair, and is the most curious and outgoing of the litter. Happy Mouse is a shorthair and very sweet, earning his name because of his coloring and because he started purring at just five days old while nursing. The author concludes by saying that they were present for the entire birthing process and hopes to be there for the kittens when it’s their time to leave.
Thank you for your comment! The birth story and names of your kittens are truly adorable and inspiring. It’s heartwarming to hear about the special bond you have with them. It’s amazing that you were there to witness their birth and see them grow. I hope your kittens grow up healthy and happy, and bring you joy for many years to come.