They have their Shakti counterparts. The Karpuradistotra comments on animal sacrifice. Male creatures may only be sacrificed to Kali, else she becomes furious. Verse 19 says that worshippers of Kali who sacrifice the flesh of cats, camels, sheep, buffaloes, goats and men to her become accomplished. A commentary by a Kaula, Vimalananda Svami, which Woodroffe only partially translates, claims these animals represent the six enemies with the goat representing lust, the buffalo anger, the cat greed, the sheep delusion, the camel envy.
Man represents pride.
However, according to other sources, only a king may perform the sacrifice of a man. At the great temple of the Devi at Kamakhya in Assam, there is evidence that male human sacrifice was performed in the past. This site is renowned for Shakti worship because of a legend that Vishnu once cut the body of Shakti into 50 pieces with his discus. The yoni of Shakti fell at this spot, making it the most sacred of all. Where I am, there are no Brahma, Hara, Shambhu or other devas, nor is there creation, maintenance or dissolution.