Movie Cat Names, Names After Famous Cats In Film Starting With R

These are movie cat names that start with the letter R. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all movie cat names.

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Rabbit		Unisex
Raja		Female
Rajah		Male
Rapunzel		Unisex
Razor		Unisex
Ripley		Male
Rita		Female
Rocky	A familiar form of Rocco or a nickname for a tough person	Male	English nickname usage
Rogue		Male
Roo		Unisex
Rose	The rose flower association; also an older personal-name history	Female	English and French name histories
Rosebud		Unisex
Rosie	A familiar form of Rose	Female	English
Roxanne		Female
Roxy	A familiar form of Roxana	Female	English
Ruff		Unisex
Rufus		Male

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