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available | Meet the Palantir Cats ID=327
Description: I started by breeding Siamese - mainly Red, Tortie and Cream Points and a few Tabby Points - closely followed by Orientals. I got my first Oriental Longhair in 1988 and "Bigfoot" the Balinese (he really has got big feet - he trips over them!) arrived in 1995 to help with my Oriental Longhair programme. I am Secretary of the Red Point & Tortie Point Siamese Cat Club and the Oriental Longhair Breed Club (both affiliated to the GCCF). I am also Secretary of the Oriental Joint Breed Advisory Committee. I am show manager of the GCCF Supreme Show and two much smaller shows - the Breed 32 Cat Association Show and the Tabby Point Siamese & Progressive Breeders Cat Club Show. I am on various GCCF Committees and in what is left of my spare time (I work as well!) I enjoy watching the weeds grow in my garden. You can see me at work if you wish!
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 73
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available | Applejack ID=383
Description: Siamese & Foreign White Cattery
Added on: 28-Mar-2005 hits: 62
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available | BETHANJO - Siamese ID=330
Description: 24 series and 32 series
At stud to approved queens
Ch. Bethanjo Bluewizard (24a)
Kittens sometimes available to permanent homes
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available | CAMBRIDGESHIRE CAT CLUB ID=334
Description: The Cambridgeshire Cat Club or Cam Cat was formed in 1983 when a group of like-minded individuals decided to get together to form a Cat club like Cat clubs used to be. The founding members (including; Ken & Hilary Clarke, Kate & Barry Gibbins and John Wallet ) met at each others houses and enjoyed the original 'Cam Cat chats'. Each member took turns to hold the meetings and supplied catering.
Membership grew steadily and it was decided that a regular venue should be found. In 1985 the first open meeting of the club was held at the 'Golden Hind' public house. Amongst the attendees were Philip Wilde, Lillian & Les Howard, Sally Tokens and Chris & Susan Luvaglia. It was agreed to work towards GCCF affiliation
Under the chairmanship of Philip Wilde, a stalwart of the club, Cam Cat went from strength to strength. The first Camchat was published in December 1987and the decision was made to run a show.
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available | CATSPAW - Siamese ID=329
Description: Quality kittens occasionally available for showing,breeding and loving pets
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 71
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available | Catsup ID=111 
Description: about Spock and Dracs, their lives and careers as successful authors of a diary.
Added on: 03-Aug-2004 hits: 107
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available | Chester & N.Wales Cat Club ID=335
Description: Siamese
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 62
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available | Chikuai Siamese & Oriental ID=359
Description: British breeder of Siamese and Oriental Shorthair kittens. Many photos of the cats and their kittens both in the cattery and in their new homes.
Added on: 26-Mar-2005 hits: 66
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available | Coventry & Leicester Cat Club ID=336
Description: Formed in 1951, and named the Coventry Cat and Kitten Club, its officers, committee and members were not all cat breeders, but they were all cat lovers. 20% of club income was given to a Strays Committee which turned into the Coventry branch of the Cats Protection League.
Affiliation to GCCF was granted on 14th October 1958 and the first Championship Show was held at Westfield House, Coventry in 1961.
We are grateful to the hard work that everyone put into the formation of the club - there was a meeting every Wednesday night to sew aprons, mice, spiders cushion covers, tea cosies etc to sell on the stall.
There are far too many people to name here, but it was their dedication and hard work which has left a legacy which the current officers, committee and members are now responsible for. The Coventry and Leicester Cat Club you see today, is a direct result of hours of hard work put in by all those who have been connected with the club over the years.
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 64
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available | Croydon Cat Club ID=337
Description: I hold the prefix "Landican" jointly with my mother, Pat Norman, and have bred Siamese and Orientals since 1987 in a fairly small way. We have enjoyed some success with our breeding and showing and are particularly proud of Gr Pr Landican Storm Bird (32b1) who attained the status of Tortie Point neuter having won most certificates. We also bred the first Ch and Gr Ch female Oriental Cream Self - Gr Ch Landican Cream Cracker, the first double titled Oriental Red Self - Gr Ch & Gr Pr Landican Firebird and owned the first Gr Pr Blue Tabby Point Siamese -Gr Pr Parthia Giselle. Since we began to show with FIFe, we also have the first double titled cats across the two organisations in the UK.
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 63
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available | CymruCath - Siamese and Oriental Shorthair from Wales ID=361
Description: Welsh breeder also working with Siamese. Photos and pedigrees.
Added on: 26-Mar-2005 hits: 99
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available | East Sussex Cat Club ID=338
Description: Siamese cats
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 66
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available | Edinburgh & East of Scotland Cat Club ID=339
Description: Siamese
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 66
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available | Elvenmoon ID=366
Description: Devon, England breeder also working with Devon Rex. Photographs, many articles on cat and kitten care, breed information.
Added on: 26-Mar-2005 hits: 60
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available | Havana and Oriental Lilac Cat Club ID=356
Description: We are a breed club dedicated to the welfare, development and exhibition of Havana (Breed 29) and Oriental Lilac (Breed 29c) cats.
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available | Humberside Cat Club ID=340
Description: The Humberside Cat Club was formed in 1975, when a small group of cat-loving friends, frustrated by the lack of cat-showing opportunities and cat-chat activity anywhere east of Leeds, decided to go out and create those missed opportunities for themselves.
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 60
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available | Kaotik Orientals and Siamese ID=410
Description: Located in Cambridge, New Zealand, breeding Havanas, Cinnamons and the Spotted, Classic, Mackerel and Ticked Lynx varieties. Our focus is to selectively breed healthy, happy, spirited cats who will do well in the show ring. Great photos of the cats and kittens and cattery information.
Added on: 10-Jun-2005 hits: 46
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available | Lakeland & District Cat Club ID=341
Description: The Lakeland and District Cat Club was Founded in October of 1992, by a group of people interested in the welfare, showing & breeding of pedigree & household pets.
The founders Joy & Ron Forrest guided the club in its early years with the following original club members:-
Sheila Mackereth, Ian & Cath Mckenna, Angel Orvis, Chris Troughton & Linda Troughton.
Sadly Ron passed away in 1997 and is sadly missed by many.
Joy is still a member and still keeps an interest in the activities of the club.
Our first show was a household pet show at Kendal Rugby Club. It was held on the 18th of June 1994 .
The show manager was Mr A Cooksey, and it was a huge success. Many thanks Alan. :)
In 1995 the club hit a brick wall, as affiliation to the GCCF was becoming time consuming, however, after fresh input from a revitalised committee, the club was granted affiliation to the GCCF in 1997.
We were now positioned to go for its goal.
Mr E Irving & Mr M Kavanagh agreed to fund-raise to support loss-running exemption & sanction shows.
In 1998 Mrs P Parrish was asked to be the club's show manager and to guide & train others in this role.
Three exemption shows at Kendal Rugby Club gave the club an excellent rapport with the exhibitors.
In the Year 2000 the club gained sanction show status. We had to move to a bigger place, Carnforth High School. The feed back from the exhibitors was very impressive.
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 88
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available | London Cat Club ID=342
Description: The London Cat Club is an exciting and friendly club open to all cat lovers, breeders and exhibitors throughout the United Kingdom and overseas. We aim to promote the welfare and love of all cats, pedigree breeds and household pets alike.
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 60
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available | Maidstone & Medway Cat Club ID=343
Description: The aim of the Maidstone and Medway Cat club is to promote interest in cats, both pedigree and non-pedigree and to assist and give advice to cat owners or prospective cat owners.
There is an active Feline Welfare Section to help cats who are in need and in distress.
You are invited to become a member of this friendly Club and compete for the Rosettes and Trophies that are being offered to Members at the Show.
Members are also entitled to the reduced rate of Show Entry Fees at the Annual Christmas Championship Show held on the third Saturday in December at the Black Lion Leisure, Mill Road, Gillingham, Kent.
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available | Merseyside Cat Club ID=348
Description: The club's Welfare Officer is Sarndra Devereux, if you need assistance,though the club does not take in pedigree cats, we can help by providing advice and information on the welfare resources of individual breed clubs and where necessary we can help financially with pedigree cats in need in the Merseyside area.
Added on: 26-Mar-2005 hits: 60
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available | Midland Counties Cat Club ID=349
Description: "The Midland" as it is generally called, was founded at Wolverhampton in 1901 with Lady Marcus Beresford as President, Mrs Geo Cadbury as Vice-President, and Miss Cope, a well-known breeder of Silver Tabby Longhairs, as Hon. Secretary.
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available | Midshires Siamese Cat Association ID=353
Description: The Association caters for all colours of Siamese Cats
and welcomes established and new members
who have an interest in Siamese Cats and their welfare
There is a regular club newsletter and organised outings.
The Association offers classes at shows for Siamese, Balinese & Household Pets
Added on: 26-Mar-2005 hits: 62
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available | MOUSTACHES SIAMESE & ORIENTAL CATS ID=386
Description: A cattery breeding Siamese and Oriental cats in the UK. Specialises in cinnamon, fawn, apricot & caramel.
Added on: 28-Mar-2005 hits: 64
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available | National Cat Club ID=350
Description: Mr. Harrison-Weir founded the National Cat Club 1887 and was its first President and Show Manager. Then came the very famous artist Louis Wain as President and Show Manager and Judge. Louis Wain also designed the Club Logo as still used today and depicted above.
Until 1910 the National Cat Club was, also, the Governing Body of the Cat Fancy, and that was the Year when the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy as we now know it was formed.
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available | Oriental Cat Association ID=355
Description: The OCA is a special interest club affiliated to the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy to promote the breeding and showing of Oriental cats.
The Club was formed in 1971 and was affiliated to the GCCF in 1975.
The Club has approximately 300 members from all over the UK, and a number of overseas members.
A Committee of 12 is elected annually by the members to represent the club at shows and provide a contact point for current and new members.
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available | Poloshalba ID=232
Description: I have tried to bring together some of the things that I thought others might like to know about the wonderful cats that I have known and loved, so in each section is another layer about specific cats.
Added on: 29-Aug-2004 hits: 86
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available | Poloshalba ID=394
Description: Cornwall breeder working with both Oriental Shorthairs and Longhairs (Angoras) and Burmese. Photos and information about shipping pets into the UK.Hi and welcome to Poloshalba - a home for me, Gay Richardson, and my cats in the village of Polruan in Cornwall.
I have tried to bring together some of the things that I thought others might like to know about the wonderful cats that I have known and loved, so in each section is another layer about specific cats.
Added on: 28-Mar-2005 hits: 57
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available | Risinsun ID=397
Description: United Kingdom breeder working with both Shorthairs and Longhairs, as well as Siamese. Photos of their cats and kitten information.
Added on: 28-Mar-2005 hits: 105
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available | SCHIMMEL - Siamese and Orientals ID=331
Description: Siamese-Seal/Blue solid and tabby
Orientals-Black,Blue and Black tortie
Added on: 25-Mar-2005 hits: 67
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