Together they brought forth all the heroic gods of the Sumerian pantheon. This is one of those all purpose names that would fit any healthy male cat. Ashtart was known by various names to different cultures, for instance Astarte to the Babylonians and Assyrians, Ishtar to the Mesopotamians, Arabians, the Canaanites and others. One legend tells of her coming to earth upon a blazing star-like rock that fell from the sky, landing near the city of Byblos. If you're lucky, you might catch a fiery glimpse of this celestial goddess in the wide-eyed curiosity of your cat's attentive gaze.
Cats seem to be drawn to trees.
If by chance you have a cat that loves trees, Baalith might be a good name for her. Baalith was the Canaanite goddess of trees, as well as of love, the moon, and the hidden realm of the Underworld. This is yet another tree goddess, this time of Mesopotamian and Babylonian origin. In fact, her symbol was of a tree with intricately complex branches woven into fantastic designs. A nice sounding name to suit almost any female cat, regardless of whether she happens to be a tree climber or not.