Lilo

Lilo gained wide recognition through the 2002 Disney animated film Lilo and Stitch, where the Hawaiian girl protagonist bears a name that reflects the film's Hawaiian setting. In the context of the film, the name suggests the Hawaiian word lilo, meaning "lost" — though the character's story is ultimately one of belonging and family. The name has a lilting, musical quality that has made it a popular choice for pets, especially after the film's enduring popularity.

Lilo is a name with an undeniable sweetness and a touch of the unconventional — perfect for a companion with a big heart and a slightly different way of seeing the world. It carries the warm, sun-drenched spirit of Hawaii and the wholesome charm of a beloved animated film, making it an instant conversation starter. Pets named Lilo tend to be affectionate and spirited, sometimes a little misunderstood, but fiercely loyal to the people who truly know and love them.