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Hence, the term for a group of them is obscure. I would go with a dray to describe an apparent group of squirrels, keeping in mind that this isn't a group like a flock or a wolf pack, it is simply a coincidence or generalization. rantmanc Â· 7 years ago. Thumbs up.
Best Answer: I was thinking maybe a catvention... A group of Adult Cats is known as a Clowder and a group of Kittens is known as a Kindle. Some people also call a group of cats a Clutter, whether this is correct or not I do not know, I cannot find any reference to this in any book or printed article. An Assembly or Group of Animals does not have Clutter for any animal. Clutter does not have any reference for Cat in any Thesaurus and the Underworld Slang book does not contain any reference for the word, so my guess is that it is just made up. Source(s): http://www.moggies.co.uk/moggies.html.