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:: Asian Group Cat Society
:: British Shorthair Breeders Group
:: British Shorthair Cat Club
:: Bucks, Oxon & Berks Cat Society
The Society offers support for its members at all championship shows, in the form of attractive rosettes in the Society colours of deep purple and light lilac. There are many trophies offered to members winning classes at the annual show, which also boasts holding a grand finale of Best in Show, sadly missing from many shows now.
w: http://www.bucks-oxon-berks-cat-society.co.uk
:: Chinchilla, Silver Tabby & Smoke Cat Society
As its name suggests, the Society caters for the Chinchilla, Silver Tabby and Smoke breeds. It also caters for Golden Persians, for which it undertook the work of gaining recognition and Championship status. The Society also provides classes at its own show for Exotic shorthairs of the Society’s colours.
w: www.cat-society-chinchilla.org.uk
:: Lakeland Cat Club
The Lakeland & District Cat CLub is a friendly club, based primarily in the North of England, but we welcome members frm anywhere in the world :) We hold a championship show in June of each year.
w: www.lakelandcatclub.co.uk
:: Maine Coon Breed Society
The Maine Coon Breed Society was formed over 3 years ago by a small group of breeders who wanted a club with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere in which we could support and encourage each other in all matters relating to the breeding and exhibiting of Maine Coons and particularly to help newcomers.
w: www.mainecoonbreedsociety.co.uk
:: Maine Coon Cat Club
CoonTICA – the new Maine Coon Club in the UK for those showing under TICA (The International Cat Association) rules. We are affiliated to TICA (our Charter number is 618).
w: www.coontica.org.uk
:: Maine Coon TICA cat club
Our objectives are to run TICA shows. We also want to include congresses for Maine Coons to improve the chances of getting titles for your Maine Coon. (A congress is a speciality ring - judging one breed only)
w: www.coontica.org.uk
:: Norwegian Forest Cat Club
:: Old-style Siamese Club
The Old-style Siamese Club was officially founded early in 2000 (having existed as a kitten list for 6 months before that) to provide a forum and meeting place for those who wish to perpetuate the look, size, vigour and character of the Old-style Siamese.
w: www.oldstylesiamese.co.uk
:: Russian and Abyssinian Cat Club of Scotland
:: Semi Long Hair Cat Association
The Semi Long Hair Cat Association was formed in December 1991 at an inaugural meeting of thirty people who owned, bred or were interested in any breed of semi long hair cat. They felt that the time had come for semi longhair breeds to have their own section within the GCCF instead of being included in the short hair section.
w: www.semilonghaircats.co.uk
:: South British Shorthair Cat Club
Moggies, kitties, cats and kittens, all felines are welcome. Come in pull up a cushion, grab yourselves a juicy mouse and make yourselves comfortable.
w: www.british-shorthairs.co.uk
:: the Asian Cat Club
:: the Balinese Cat Society
:: the British Turkish Angora Breeders Site
:: the Burmese Cat Club
The Burmese Cat Club was formed in 1955 and is one of the largest cat clubs in the UK with a national and international membership. We exist to safeguard the wellbeing and the purity of the breed, and to encourage a wider appreciation of the unique qualities of Burmese cats.
w: www.burmesecatclub.com
:: the Burmese Cat Society
the Burmese Cat Society was founded in 1979. The objects of the Society are to promote proper breeding and exhibition of Burmese, to encourage an active interest in the care and protection of the breed, and to assist and advise owners on all matters pertaining to Burmese cats.
w: www.burmesecatsociety.org.uk
:: the Colourpoint Society of Great Britain
:: the Durham County Cat Club
The Club is always happy to tell people about Red, Tortie or Cream Point Siamese - whether they want a pet or a show or breeding cat.
w: www.durhamcatclub.co.uk
:: the Maine Coon Cat Club
The club currently has about 500 members, both in Britain and abroad, including several Maine Coon breeders and judges in America. Membership is open to anyone, you do not have to own a Maine Coon to join. Many of our members do not breed or show, but just enjoy living with a Maine Coon and the club caters for everyone.
w: www.maine-coon-cat-club.com
:: the Norsk Skogkatt Society
We are a club for Norwegian Forest Cats owners and enthusiasts. Our aim is to make everyone feel welcome whether you are a breeder or a pet owner.
w: www.norskskogkatt.info
:: the Red Point & Tortie Point Siamese Cat Club
:: the Traditional Ragdoll Cat Society
The Traditional Ragdoll Cat Society aims to provide a friendly and enjoyable environment for its members, to promote public interest in the Traditional Ragdoll, and offer guidance and assistance to both new and experienced Ragdoll owners.
w: www.trcs.org.uk
:: Tonkinese Breed Club (UK)
This is the club for all genuine enthusiasts of Tonkinese in the UK and Overseas. New members are welcome, our membership includes pet owners, breeders, judges, vets, authors, artists and TV presenters etc.
w: www.mymystic.demon.co.uk/page13.html
:: Wiltshire & District Cat Club
The Wiltshire & District Cat Club was founded on the 28th of February 1988, and became affiliated to the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy in 1992. In 1999, the Club also became affiliated to the Feline Advisory Bureau.
w: home.freeuk.com/catclubs/wilts
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