February/May 2016.

Cat Call
The Official journal of CatsWA (The Feline Control Council of Western Australia (Inc) )
February/May 2016.
Catcall is the OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF CatsWA
Any opinions expressed in the magazine are the responsibility of the authors and do not
necessarily reflect the opinions of CatsWA (the Feline Control Council of W.A. (Inc)) or the
Editor.
Advertising:
CatsWA accepts no responsibility for the contents of advertisements. All advertisements
are accepted in good faith and the advertising content is the responsibility of the
advertiser.
Cover Picture: Photo of Lots of Dots supplied by Jane Horstman, Lots of Dots is modelling
her knitted dinosaur hat. Pattern from the “Cats in Hats” knitting book by Sara Thomas
Thanks to Janis Christison for picture of “George” on page 20. All other photos by Linda
Horton
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CatsWA CONTACT DETAILS
Office address: Unit 3/8 Royal Street, Kenwick WA 6107
Office phone number: (08) 9452 2885
Office email: [email protected]
Website: www.fcc-wa.com
Postal Address: Post Office Box 915, Cannington WA 6107
2015 Governing Council Members
President
Carole Galli (08) 9455 1481
Vice President
Lucy Nikiforos (08) 9419 7473
Secretary
Maree Carle 0408 925 205
Treasurer
Michelle Harris 0413 394 625
Councillors
Janis Thompson, Judy Kluczniak, Deanne
Kestel, Susan Goodall
CatsWA Office is currently open on Wednesdays only. Please check before you
call into the office as it is staffed by volunteers and sometimes they may not be
available and we have to close the office at short notice, When the office is not
attended, you can leave a phone message or send an email and someone will get
back to you. If the matter is urgent, please contact the appropriate Council
member directly.
CatsWA Registrar
Carole Galli (08) 9455 1481
Titles and office
Judy Kluczniak 0403 524 172
Sub-Committees & Convenors:
Judge Training
Betty Payne (08) 9525 0071
Experimental Breeding
Sue Game
Steward Training
Pamela Lanigan
Cat Act 2011
Linda Horton
Fundraising and grants
Janis Thompson
Show Cages
Carole Galli
Cat of the Year points
Linda Horton
Cat Call
Website
Linda Horton
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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
CATSWA / FELINE CONTROL COUNCIL OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA (INC)
2015 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
HELD MONDAY 11 JANUARY 2016 IN THE FCCWA OFFICE,
UNIT 3 / 8 ROYAL STREET, KENWICK, COMMENCING AT 7.45PM
WELCOME BY THE CHAIRMAN / PRESIDENT - CAROLE GALLI
1. ATTENDANCE
1.1 Present: Carole Galli (President-Chair), Sue Game (Secretary-Minutes), Michelle Harris
(Treasurer), Linda Horton (Vice President), Judy Kluczniak, Lucy Nikiforos, Diana Nixon, Betty
Payne, Julie Pickens, Janis Thompson
1.2 Apologies: Jane Horstman, Lee-anne Pitman Pryde, Ruth Pryde, Greg Connolly
2. CONFIRMATION OF THE MINUTES.
MOVED Sue Game, Seconded Julie Pickens that the minutes of the last AGM held Monday 8
December 2014 be confirmed. CARRIED
3. BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES - None
4. REPORTS
4.1 President - Carole Galli
Report read to the meeting and will be circulated with the Minutes
MOVED Sue Game, Seconded Janis Thompson that the President’s Report be ACCEPTED.
CARRIED
4.2 Secretary - Susan Game
Report read to the meeting and will be circulated with the Minutes
MOVED Carole Galli, Seconded Linda Horton that the Secretary’s Report be ACCEPTED.
CARRIED
4.3 Judge Training Coordinator – Betty Payne
Report read to the meeting
MOVED Carole Galli, Seconded Lucy Nikiforos that the Judge Training Coordinator Report be
ACCEPTED. CARRIED
4.4 Treasurer – Michelle Harris. Presentation of the Annual Statement Accounts for 2014 and
2015
Auditor’s Report read to the meeting and will be circulated with the Minutes. It was NOTED
that Auditor Susan Whittle was only able to finalise the 2014 accounts in time for this
meeting, and that the 2015 Statements would be provided as soon as possible.
The 2014 Report will be circulated and form part of the Minutes. The Auditor gave a qualified
report, detailing minor issues with Cash Takings, Cash Deposits and Payment.
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It was NOTED that it is essential, if direct deposits are accepted from members, that
proper references must be made by the payee
MOVED Carole Galli, Seconded Michelle Harris that the Auditor’s Report be ACCEPTED.
CARRIED
5. APPOINTMENTS / ELECTIONS
5.1 Governing Council
Rod Pattinson and Lee-anne Pitman Pryde resigned during the year. THANKS were
extended to Rod and Lee-anne for their contribution to the Council and CatsWA.
Maree Carle, Michelle Harris and Judy Kluczniak were appointed as Casual Members until
2015 AGM, Carole Galli’s current term finishes at the 2015 AGM and Linda Horton has
relinquished her elected position effective at the 2015 AGM.
Five nominations have been received for 2016 for five vacancies: Maree Carle, Judy
Kluczniak, Michelle Harris, Carole Galli and Martyna Furst. The nominees were duly
APPOINTED. CONGRATULATIONS extended to the appointees. The duration of their terms
will be determined, and Office Bearers will be appointed for 2016 at the first Governing
Council Meeting.
THANKS extended to Sue Game, Janis Thomson and Lucy Nikiforos who will continue on
Council and to Linda Horton who will continue as an ex-officio member as determined by
Council.
5.2 Auditor for 2016
MOVED Carole Galli, Seconded Linda Horton that Susan Whittle be APPOINTED Auditor for
2016. CARRIED
6. MOTIONS ON NOTICE - none
7. GENERAL BUSINESS
7.1 Proposal to change the point calculation for CatsWA Cat of the Year competition
Presentation from Linda Horton was discussed and RECOMMENDATION made to
Governing Council that Linda’s Motions 1 to 4 be adopted by Governing Council for 2016
onward. Motion 5 re ‘transitional’ points for kittens maturing to adults during the year was
not felt to be necessary.
8. CLOSE AND THANKS
The President THANKED all for their attendance and support and closed the meeting at
9.00pm
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President’s Report 2015
2015 was a very busy and overall successful year for CatsWA. We showcased WA during
the ACF National Show. The show was the highlight for the year and overall ran very well
with good feedback from exhibitors and judges. The committee all worked hard to make the
show a success and the help of everyone is much appreciated. Once again Damien
Heasman did a wonderful job with the computer program to accept online entries and
process the results throughout the day. I am not going to nominate anyone else individually
as it was a team effort.
We now have COAWA as an affiliate of ACF and we have all worked well together over this
year. It is a real advantage for WA to have two votes at the table for the ACF meetings.
The Fundraising committee did a wonderful job leasing up to the National show raising just
under $10,000. One issue that was evident that there is minimal support from members for
these events. We do need you to attend and bring along people from outside the cat fancy
as we can’t rely on the friends and families of the fundraising group.
Pamela Lanigan applied for another Lotteries Grant this year which enabled us to buy new
show cages. This meant that the National Show looked professional and was easier to set
up and pull down with individual cages rather than the heavy banks of three. Set and pull
down of shows is much easier now with many people having their own cages. Exhibitors
must be reminded that their cages must be cleaned between shows for the welfare of all the
cats.
A show venue continues to be an issue. We tried the Ellie Eaton Pavilion last year but the
lack of trestles and kitchen make it unsuitable. The safety of the cats is also at risk with there
being no safety door. It remains an issue that Cats WA (and ANCATS) are not allowed to
use the Davis Pavilion.
Membership numbers have remained level with some members leaving and new one
joining. Registration numbers for kittens also remain stable BUT I know that some breeders
are not registering all their cats and kittens. CatsWA has no income apart from Membership
fees and registration fees. Your association cannot continue if you don’t support it. It also is
not feasible for a very small group to raise funds that then need to be used for day to day
running costs.
Judges Training continued under the watchful eyes and guiding hands of Betty and Sue.
Lucy Nikiforos and myself completed our Junior assignments this year and we thank you all
for your patience. Pamela and Catherine did assignments for their Group 2 and hopefully will
sit their exams soon. Lucy and I will study Group 1 this year and Leanne will complete
Group 2, to make her the first All Breeds judge trained by CatsWA in many years. Jane
Horstman is completing her Junior assignments for Group 3. Anyone interested in preparing
for judges training please speak with Betty Payne s we need more judges for the future.
As we move forward to 2016 I ask that you get involved in the association in any way that
you can.
Carole Galli
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SECRETARY REPORT
We have held our own in 2015, with some 130 members – including doubles, Singles, Associates,
Breeders and Show enthusiasts. The ACF 2015 National show hosted by CatsWA was a huge and
successful event and generated a lot of interest in the cat fancy. But it is our own Breeders, when
they are selling their lovely kittens, who encourage new members – and this is where the majority of
our new blood comes from.
The CatsWA Stand at the Perth Pet Expo 7-8 Nov 2015 was very worthwhile – putting our name and
activities and our cats right in front of Pet Lovers.
We do our best to keep our membership list accurate, and especially our emails. Email communication and documents available via our Web site are the way to go. With limited resources it makes
sense to use this system. We understand some people are not keen on emails or printers and we
try to copy and print hard copies of Cat Call etc for these people. But I am sure all will appreciate
that this takes extra people power – which we don’t really have.
Thanks to firstly Lee-Anne, then Diana (both as office admin and Back Up Registrar) and now Judy
for their assistance in the office. It is important and interesting work. We need an organised and
experienced mind in the office. Unfortunately although I would love to do so, I just do not have
enough time to give. Maybe when I retire !
My personal thanks to Carole Galli who despite ill health and a new knee as kept going as Registrar,
and as our President. Council has met regularly, and sometimes voted per email on appropriate matters of urgency between meetings. It has been a busy but harmonious year for Council. 2015
Councillors were:Carole Galli, Linda Horton, Maree Carle, Sue Game, Michelle Harris, Judy Kluczniak, Janis Thomson, Lucy Nikiforos, Lee-anne Pitman Pryde and Rod Pattinson resigned due to other commitments
during the year.
Carole is our Executive Member on the ACF and was appointed ACF Secretary in June 2015 – which
takes a lot of time and diplomacy.
Linda Horton as our Vice President and PR person is a great administrator. She does our quarterly
Magazine CAT CALL, and she keeps us informed via email and Facebook. She takes fantastic photos! Linda remains our main contact with the WA Local Government.
Michelle Harris has done her best as Treasurer. We are able now to pay bills per Internet Banking
as well as the ‘good old’ cheques. One major issue is that some folks who pay per internet banking
do not reference their payments. A simple “show entry”, “titles”, “kitten Rego” are essential.
Paws and Claws, WA Cat Club and British Shorthair Cat Clubs have run shows, and the Southern &
Siamese Cat Club joined forces with CatsWA for the delightful Osborne Park Show. CatsWA Council members have run the others. Our members have supported the shows very well and there have
been some absolutely stunning cats on the bench notwithstanding the overall standard of WA bred
cats is excellent. We need our other clubs to get their members together and hold shows next year.
Spread the load if we can. 2016 Dates have been reserved for shows – just put up your hand –
contact the respective club / show secretaries!
I thank all my fellow Councillors for their support.
Sue Game
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2015 Financial Statements and Auditor’s Report
ABN 30 306 859 382
CATS WA (Inc)
Financial Statements 31 October 2015
INCOME STATEMENT
NOTES
2015
2014
Breeders Directory
50
280
Cat of the Year
0
0
Certified Pedigree
0
80
Club Affiliation
1,624
800
Donations
0
0
Fundraising Income (Net)
963
1,212
Grants
3,208
Interest Income
73
53
Late Fees
0
277
Membership
1,447
2,243
Microchipping
0
300
Other Income
233
510
Prefix Application and Renewal
290
548
Registration and Transfers
4,213
7,527
Show Income
4,563
1,020
Stationary and Ribbons
0
0
Sundry Income
0
0
Title Income
150
924
Year Book
0
0
Unclassified Income
9,235
1,056
unreconciled income
0
446
TOTAL INCOME
26,049
17,276
INCOME
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EXPENDITURE
Accounting and Audit Fees
0
495
ACF
885
1,156
Advertising and Promotion
766
Badges
0
0
Bank Fees and Charges
4
12
Cat Call Expenses
0
0
Cat of the Year
288
560
Computer and Software
0
773
Crate Purchases
2,306
0
Depreciation Expense
4,278
4,049
Electricity
577
557
Pet Expo's
1,650
0
Insurance
1,189
1,050
Honorariums
3,410
2,470
Microchips and Registration
0
0
Postage
172
423
Rates and Strata Fees
4,131
4,008
Reimbursements
0
0
repairs and maintenance
316
591
Show expenses
6,464
0
Stationary and Office Supplies
532
733
Sundry Expenses
774
237
Telephone Expenses
1,046
1,131
Training
0
260
Trailer Expenses
0
62
Water Consumption
558
796
Website FCC
368
0
Year Books
328
0
National Cat Show
2,406
0
Unclassified Payments
246
0
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
32,694
19,361
NET INCOME
-6,645
-2,085
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ABN 30 306 859 382
CATS WA (Inc)
Financial Statements 31 October 2015
BALANCE SHEET
NOTES
2015
2014
Westpac Operational Account
8,987
11,332
Westpac Fundraising WA
2,751
60
Westpac FCC WA Interest
52
Bendigo Bank
40
40
Petty Cash
0
329
Prepayment 3
0
2,435
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
11,830
14,196
Buildings at Cost
95,000
95,000
Accumulated Depreciation
-25,834
-23,395
Plant and Equipment at Cost
23,002
23,002
Accumulated Depreciation
-21,600
-19,761
TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS
70,568
74,846
TOTAL ASSETS
82,397
89,042
OPENING BALANCE EQUITY
89,042
91,127
Net Income
-6,645
-2,085
TOTAL EQUITY
82,397
89,042
ASSETS
Current Assets
Chequing Savings
Fixed Assets
Auditors' report to the members of CATS WA (Inc)
I have audited the financial report of CATS WA (Inc),for the financial year ended 31 October 2015, consisting of the
statement of financial position as at 31 October 2015 and the Balance sheet for the year ended on that date and
other explanatory notes .
Council member’s responsibility for the financial report
The Council members are responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in accordance
with the requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act (WA) and the needs of the members. This
responsibility includes establishing and maintaining internal control relevant to the preparation and fair
presentation of the financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error; selecting
and applying appropriate accounting policies; and making accounting estimates that are reasonable in the
circumstances.
Auditor's responsibility
My responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on my audit. I conducted the audit in
accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. These auditing standards require that I comply with relevant ethical
requirements relating to audit engagements and planning and I performed the audit to obtain reasonable assurance
that the statement is free from material misstatement.
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Auditors' report to the members of CATS WA (Inc) (cont’d)
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence that the amounts and disclosures in the statements.
The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgement including the assessment of the risk of material
misstatement whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments the auditor considers internal controls
relevant to the entities preparation and presentation of the statement in order to design audit procedures that are
appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of an entities
internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the
reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the
financial statement.
I believe that the audit evidence I have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for my audit opinion.
Qualifications
Cash Takings
As is common in organisations of this type, it is not practical to establish control over cash takings prior to entry in the
accounting records, nor is it practical for me to perform other auditing procedures to satisfy myself that all contributions
have been received and recorded. Accordingly, my audit relating to cash takings was limited to the amounts recorded in
the Income and Expenditure Statement and no opinion can be expressed on the completeness of cash received (i.e.
Office takings and Fundraising Activities).
Cash Deposits and Receipts
Audit was unable to verify the nature of deposits of $9,235 which was unclassified in the Financial Statements. As a result
I was unable to form an opinion on the accuracy and completeness of financial statement classifications in relation to
income such as membership fees. Two payments were also noted made by Internet Transfer which remains unclassified
totalling $246. Audit further noted that supports were not always available for payments
National Show Accounts and Fundraising Bank Accounts
The net cost of the National Show is incorporated into the Cats WA accounts and the bank accounts reconciled however
the source documents for these accounts have already been submitted to the governing body at the time of the audit for
their review. As a result no opinion is given as to the supports (both income and expenditure relating to this account).
Cats WA opened a fundraising account in 2014 and the net income of this account has been incorporated into the
Financial Statements. However supporting documents relating to this account were not provided during the audit review
and no opinion is given in respect to the fairness, accuracy and completeness of transactions in this account.
Opinion
In my opinion, the Income and Expenditure statement and Balance Sheet of CATS WA (Inc) for the period 1 November
2013 to 31 October 2015, with the exception of the qualifications noted above presents fairly in all material aspects the
financial position of the CATS WA (Inc) and complies with Australian Accounting Standards to the extent described in
note 1.
Basis of Accounting and Restriction on distribution
Without modifying my opinion, I draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the basis of
accounting. The financial report has been prepared for the purpose of fulfilling council members reporting
responsibilities under the Associations Incorporation Act (WA). As a result the use of this financial statement is not
suitable for any other purpose.
Susan Whittle CPA
11 February 2016
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The AB system is the major blood group system in domestic cats. The common blood types are A and B. Cats
with blood type A have naturally occurring anti-B antibodies at a low titer and cats with blood type B have
naturally occurring anti-A antibodies at a high titer. A third rare type "AB" is also known.
Because of the high levels of anti-A antibodies in Blood group B cats, it means that if a type B cat were to
receive blood from a type A donor, this could cause a severe and even fatal reaction because the immune
system would recognise the type A blood as 'foreign' and attack it.
This is an important topic for breeders as a blood group incompatibility can have devastating consequences for
a litter if not managed properly.
There are numerous resources available and a good start would be to read articles on line such as the ones
listed below
http://icatcare.org/advice/cat-health/feline-blood-groups-and-blood-incompatibility
http://www.vgl.ucdavis.edu/services/abblood.php
If you are a new breeder, then one of your greatest resources is the experienced breeders who would be
happy talk about the strategies that they have used in dealing with this issue.
Sue Game has relinquished her position on
Governing Council due to work commitments.
Sue has been CatsWA Secretary for the past few
years and we appreciate all her time and effort.
Thankyou Sue!
Thankyou to Oz-Pet for their ongoing support.
For more information about this great product, go to:
http://www.oz-pet.net.au/
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Fees and charges effective 01.11.2013
Membership
Titles
Annual renewal of Membership is due on
1st November each year
Title Confirmation
Title with Ribbon
Supreme Title inc. Ribbon
ACF AoE (payable to ACF Inc)
Joint Membership
Single Membership
Joint Aged or Associate
Single Aged or Associate
Junior (under 18)
$70
$50
$35
$25
$25
Prefix
Initial Application
Renewal (annual)
Transfers (single/joint or vice versa)
Transfers from other Body
$25
$15
$10
$10
Registrations
Per kitten within 70 days of birth
Late Fees (per wk / part wk per kitten)
Corrections to Registrations
Duplicate copies of Registrations
Copy of Pedigree
$10
Please Note: Cats and kittens cannot be
shown in your name until the re-registration
has been effected in our records
Transfers
No fee
$10
$6
$10
Leases
Recorded in CatsWA (Inc) records
$15
Certified Pedigrees
Members (5 generation)
Members (4 generation)
Non-Members
(4 generation)
Nomination for Affiliation
Affiliation inc Insurance
Printing own Award Certs (per ring)
$30
$200
$15
Shows
Challenge/Award of Merit Certs
Standard of Points
$0.65
tba
(Membership includes Catcall)
Free downloads from CatsWA Inc website
Members extra copies posted
Non-members within Australia
$6.50
$18
Advertising Rates
(Cats MUST be transferred into your name
with the other Body before they can be reregistered with CatsWA (Inc)
Initial transfer – non breeding
Initial transfer – breeding
Subsequent transfers - Members
Subsequent transfers Non-members
Clubs
Catcall
$10
$2
$8
$8
$8
Re-registration
Cat registered with another Body
$10
$25
$25
$20
$35
$20
$30
Members
Page
Per Issue
Full
$32
Half
$20
Quarter
$12
Breeders Directory (per entry)
4 Issues
$110
$70
$40
$15
Commercial
Full
Half
Quarter
Rear Cover
Inside Rear
Inside Front
$300
$180
$100
$400
$340
$340
$80
$50
$30
$120
$100
$100
Members of ACF (Inc) Affiliates
(includes relevant issues posted)
Full
$50
Half
$30
Quarter
$12
Stud Listing
Per Issue
Artwork
Add
$180
$100
$36
$15
$10
Other Fees
Photocopies
$0.20
Bank Fees (returned cheqs)
Charges
Litter Listing
Free
Club News
Free
Approved at Governing Council 21.01.2013
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What is Tritrichomonas foetus?
Tritrichomonas foetus (T. foetus) is a flagellated protozoan similar in size to the better
known protozoan, Giardia. T. foetus is a parasite that can only survive in warm, moist
anaerobic (without oxygen) environments such as the gastrointestinal tract or the
genitourinary tract of its host.
In cats, T. foetus lives in the ileum (a portion of the small intestine) and the large
intestine causing a chronic foul-smelling diarrhea. T. foetus infections are most
common in circumstances where there are large numbers of cats.
T. foetus is better known to cause venereal disease in cattle herds that are naturally
bred.
Which cats get T. foetus and how do they contract it?
Because of the increased density of animals, cats that originate from animal shelters or catteries are at the greatest risk of
infection. Usually T. foetus infects younger cats. However, older cats may develop an infection and become asymptomatic carriers
of this organism.
What are the symptoms of T. foetus infection?
Infected cats often have episodes of chronic, foul smelling diarrhea. During these episodes the diarrhea is frequent and relatively
small in volume. This kind of diarrhea is characterized as 'large-bowel' diarrhea. The feces often contain mucous and sometimes
fresh blood. The diarrhea is often characterized as 'cow-pie' like. The appetite is generally not affected, and cats do not exhibit
weight loss. Older cats may be infected without demonstrating any symptoms although they can and do spread the infection.
How is T. foetus diagnosed?
There are four methods recognized to diagnose T. foetus:
Direct smear: In performing a direct smear, a fresh sample of fecal material is collected and examined under a microscope.
Because T. foetus is an elusive organism, several samples may need to be examined.
Culture: Culturing this organism requires a specially designed culture pouch. This is a special test designed to grow T. foetus in
large enough numbers to allow its identification.
PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction): PCR is a DNA test. This test detects the DNA of T. foetus. This is a rather complex
test that is usually performed at a specialized laboratory, but it is the most sensitive test.
Biopsy: Biopsy's are by far the most invasive test and are usually reserved for cases where the other diagnostic tests have
been tried without success. This test requires a large sample size and some special tissue stains.
What is the treatment for T. foetus?
There is only one medication that has been used successfully to treat T. foetus: ronidazole. This medication is not labelled for use
in cats and requires a prescription by a veterinarian. It is usually given for 2 weeks. Ronidazole, especially if given at too high of a
dose, can be toxic to the nervous system of cats, causing loss of appetite, lethargy, incoordination, and possibly seizures.
As a result of the infection with T. foetus, the lining of the cat's large intestine will become inflamed. This inflammation usually
lasts beyond the point in time when the T. foetus has been killed. What this means is that the diarrhoea may continue beyond the
point when the organism has been eliminated.
If a cat diagnosed with T. foetus lives in a multi-cat household, all cats will need to be tested, and treatment and temporary
quarantine of other cats may be necessary.
If a cat infected with T. foetus lives in a situation where the density of cats is low, it is very likely that the diarrhea will resolve on its
own within two years post infection. However, over half of these cats remain PCR positive and may serve as a source of infection
for other cats.
Often the diarrhoea caused by T. foetus is accompanied by another pathogenic organism such as Giardia or Cryptosporidium.
When treatment of T. foetus is considered, these secondary organisms need to be treated as well; often requiring a separate
medication. Unfortunately, the medications that are typically used to treat other protozoal organisms are not effective against T.
foetus.
Summary
T. foetus is an emerging cause of diarrhea in cats. It is most often acquired in high-density situations such as catteries or animal
shelters. Infections with T. foetus can be accompanied by other organisms. There is a treatment for T. foetus however, it requires
the assistance of a veterinarian. In situations where the density of cats is low, the diarrhea may resolve without treatment within
two years. Cats whose symptoms of diarrhea have resolved may become asymptomatic carriers of this organism
References and Further Reading
Gookin, JL. Tritrichomonas foetus-An Emerging Cause of Feline Diarrhea. 19th ECVIM-Ca Congress, Porto, Portugal, 2009.
Tolbert, MK; Gookin, JL. Tritrichomonas foetus: A new agent of feline diarrhea. Compendium: Continuing Education for Veterinarians. August 2009:374381.
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SHOW NEWS—FEBRUARY 2016
The first CatsWA show was run by the Oriental Shorthair Cat Club at the Cyril Jackson Community Hall on 21
February 2016. There were 94 cats entered, 18 Group One, 32 Group Two, 37 Group Three and seven Group
Four. It was great to be able to welcome new exhibitors Narelle Topham showing Ragdolls and Nikia Rockley
showing Siamese . Judges for the show were as follows.
RING 1
Group 1 – Jane Horstman CatsWA
Group 2 and Group 4 – Betty Payne CatsWA
Group 3 – Carole Galli CatsWA
RING 2
Group 1 and Group 2 – Christine Selby COAWA
Group 3 – Lucy Nikiforos CatsWA
Group 4 – Matthew Woods GCCFSA
RING 3
SPECIALTY RING – GROUP 2 ONLY – MATTHEW WOODS GCCFSA
Reserve Judges: Betty Payne and Christine Selby
SPECIAL AWARDS
AWARD
RING 1 WINNERS
RING 2 WINNERS
BEST CatsWA EXHIBIT
Triple Gd Pr Loveuforever Mr Dan – Judy Kluczniak
BEST COAWA/ ANCATS
EXHIBIT
Tingsoo Red Sheik – Jan Sterry
GROUP 1 BEST ENTIRE
Jillijamila Cream Puff J Reed
Jillijamila Cream Puff J Reed
GROUP 1 BEST DESEXED
Loveuforever Mr Dan
J Kluczniak
Loveuforever Mr Dan
J Kluczniak
GROUP 1 BEST KITTEN
Richdean Brunette Bombshell
D Kestel
Richdean Brunette Bombshell
D Kestel
GROUP 2 BEST ENTIRE
Siarod Mr Yanglin
D Copeland
Siarod Mr Yanglin
D Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST DESEXED
Chicas Heartbeat – S Game
Siarod Duke Maxxy
R Pattinson
GROUP 2 BEST KITTEN
Tingsoo Red Sheik – J Sterry
Tingsoo Red Sheik – J Sterry
GROUP 3 BEST ENTIRE
Jodaerin the Gift of Song
C Carroll
Ambritt Poetry in Motion
P Lanigan
GROUP 3 BEST DESEXED
Ravenclaw Neroli Sambuka
B Johnson
Joylincar Paper Moon
C Carroll
GROUP 3 BEST KITTEN
Joylincar Frankie Fell in Love
C Carroll
Joylincar Frankie Fell in Love
C Carroll
GROUP 4 BEST ADULT
Savanah – B Zahari
Uno – S Hayes
GROUP 4 BEST KITTEN
Oops a Daisy – L Nikiforos
Oops a Daisy – L Nikiforos
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SHOW NEWS—APRIL 2016
Paws and Claws Cat Club ran our second show for the year at the Cyril Jackson Community Hall on 17 April 2016. There
were 90 cats entered, 18 Group One, 22 Group Two, 46 Group Three and 4 Group Four.
Janis Christison from QFA judged Ring 1 and Rosemary De Meur (COAWA) and Betty Payne (CatsWA) combined to judge
Ring 2. This show also featured some Cat Agility and once again our cats proved that we have a variety of talents amongst
our felines, ranging from “none” through to “fast and enthusiastic”.
Oz Pet provided us with great sponsorship and we also were pleased to have the support of a new sponsor in Animal
Solutions.
Tops results were:
AWARD
RING 1 WINNERS
SUPREME EXHIBIT
Plt Gd Ch Joylincar Heart of Dreams – Carole Carroll
BEST GROUP 1
Snowgums Sevastian – Janis Thompson
GROUP 1 BEST ENTIRE
Snowgums Sevastian – Janis Thompson
GROUP 1 BEST DESEXED
Triple Gr Pr Loveuforever Mr Benjamin – Judy Kluczniak
GROUP 1 BEST KITTEN
Monalea Spring Sky – Aria Dickson
BEST GROUP 2
AOE Bze Dia Gd Pr Malingbu Seal Shajhan – Debbie Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST ENTIRE
Carolann Simply Iconic – Carol Erceg
GROUP 2 BEST DESEXED
AOE Bze Dia Gd Pr Malingbu Seal Shajhan – Debbie Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST KITTEN
Parifelli Angel Taffeite – Susan Lewis
BEST GROUP 3
Plt Gd Ch Joylincar Heart of Dreams – Carole Carroll
GROUP 3 BEST ENTIRE
Plt Gd Ch Joylincar Heart of Dreams – Carole Carroll
GROUP 3 BEST DESEXED
Ravenclaw Neroli Sambuka – Barbara Johnson
GROUP 3 BEST KITTEN
Osiris (V) Minecraft Warrior – Victoria Cayley
BEST GROUP 4
Oops a Daisy – Lucy Nikiforos
Judge’s Fancy (2 Awards)
Riordan Adrenalin Rush – Nick Skeet
Bronze ACF AoE, DbleGdPr, PlatGdCh & SiaGdCh Cuddleton Miss Susannah – Pamela Lanigan
AWARD
RING 2 WINNERS
SUPREME EXHIBIT
Triple Pr Loveuforever Dan – Judy Kluczniak
BEST GROUP 1
Triple Pr Loveuforever Dan – Judy Kluczniak
GROUP 1 BEST ENTIRE
Sumibo Miss Roxette – Narelle Topham
GROUP 1 BEST DESEXED
Triple Pr Loveuforever Dan – Judy Kluczniak
GROUP 1 BEST KITTEN
Monalea Spring Sky – Aria Dickson
BEST GROUP 2
Dia GdCh Siarod Mr Yanglin – Debbie Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST ENTIRE
Dia GdCh Siarod Mr Yanglin – Debbie Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST DESEXED
AOE Bze Dia Gd Pr Malingbu Seal Shajhan – Debbie Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST KITTEN
Sinopia Belleoftheball – Debbie Copeland
BEST GROUP 3
CH Joylincar Brilliant Disguise – Carole Carroll
GROUP 3 BEST ENTIRE
CH Joylincar Brilliant Disguise – Carole Carroll
GROUP 3 BEST DESEXED
Frascott Melody Magic – Suzanne Webb
GROUP 3 BEST KITTEN
Britzobeauty Alkoomi Pepper Jack – Julie Pickens
BEST GROUP 4
Grand Star Riley – Barbara Zahari
ACF Award
Nunderanch Hoodoo Brown – Sharon Wood
http://www.naturalanimalsolutions.com.au/
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SHOW NEWS—MAY 2016
CatsWA held a show on 22 May 2016. There were 82 cats entered, 27 Group One, 15 Group Two, 33 Group Three and 7
Group Four.
Isobel Johnstone from QFA judged Ring 1 and Betty Payne (CatsWA) and Jenny Casotti combined to judge Ring 2. Lucy
Nikiforos judged an additional Group 3 ring.
Tops results were:
SPECIAL AWARDS
RING 1
SUPREME PEDIGREE
42 – Osiris (V) Minecraft Warrior - V Cayley
BEST LITTER OVERALL
63 – Tachali Russian Litter (1) – M Carle
BEST GROUP 1 EXHIBIT
9 – Sumibo Miss Roxette – N Topham
GROUP 1 BEST ENTIRE
9 – Sumibo Miss Roxette – N Topham
GROUP 1 BEST DESEXED
13 – Loveuforever Bruno – S Goodall
GROUP 1 BEST KITTEN
18 – Silhouette Touched by a Fairie – N Topham
BEST GROUP 2 EXHIBIT
32 – Siarod Mr Yanglin – D Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST ENTIRE
32 – Siarod Mr Yanglin – D Copeland
GROUP 2 BEST DESEXED
29 – Chicas Louisa – S Game
GROUP 2 BEST KITTEN
27 – Chicas Abros – B Johnston
BEST GROUP 3 EXHIBIT
42 - Osiris (V) Minecraft Warrior - V Cayley
GROUP 3 BEST ENTIRE
61 – Kimara Blu Shimma Aschea – L Nikiforos
GROUP 3 BEST DESEXED
73 – Nunderanch Hoodoo Brown – S Wood
GROUP 3 BEST KITTEN
42– Osiris (V) Minecraft Warrior - V Cayley
GROUP 4 BEST EXHIBIT
76 – Oops a Daisy – L Nikiforos
JUDGES FANCY
76 – Oops a Daisy – L Nikiforos
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CatsWA 22 May 2016
SPECIAL AWARDS
RING 2
SUPREME PEDIGREE
6 - Richdean Chocobear – D Kestal
BEST LITTER OVERALL
64 – Tachali Russian Litter (2) – M Carle
BEST GROUP 1 EXHIBIT
6 - Richdean Chocobear – D Kestal
GROUP 1 BEST ENTIRE
6 - Richdean Chocobear – D Kestal
GROUP 1 BEST DESEXED
15 – Sumibo Bittersweet Symphony – K Connell
GROUP 1 BEST KITTEN
2 – Coolcoons Jabberwocky Maxi – J Smith
BEST GROUP 2 EXHIBIT
30 – Chicas Heartbeat – S Game
GROUP 2 BEST ENTIRE
26 – Xarifa Sophie – M Cowell
GROUP 2 BEST DESEXED
30 – Chicas Heartbeat – S Game
GROUP 2 BEST KITTEN
27 - – Chicas Abros – B Johnston
BEST GROUP 3 EXHIBIT
61 - Kimara Blu Shimma Aschea – L Nikiforos
GROUP 3 BEST ENTIRE
61 – Kimara Blu Shimma Aschea – L Nikiforos
GROUP 3 BEST DESEXED
71 – Nareira Calvin Cline – L Moorman
GROUP 3 BEST KITTEN
42 - Osiris (V) Minecraft Warrior - V Cayley
GROUP 4 BEST EXHIBIT
79 – Simba Karangi Luke – A Ruse
JUDGES FANCY
11 – Sinanvanya Saphira – M Harris
RING 3 (GROUP 3 ONLY)
BEST GROUP 3 EXHIBIT
43 – Ambritt Poetry in Motion – P Lanigan
GROUP 3 BEST ENTIRE
43 – Ambritt Poetry in Motion – P Lanigan
GROUP 3 BEST DESEXED
55 – Bluebebop Johann Strauss – B Johnston
GROUP 3 BEST KITTEN
58 – Golash Blu Bayou – M Gould
BEST LITTER
64 – Tachali Russian Litter (2) – M Carle
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CONGRATULATIONS
To Janis Christison who judged here in Perth in April. Her Russian Blue ACF AoE
SDGC Kimara Blu Shimma Kinda Special lived up to his name and proved how special
he is by winning Supreme at the 2016 ACF National Cat Show which was recently held
in Brisbane.
The fact that “George” was bred by our own Lucy Nikiforos makes the win even more
“Kinda Special” to all of us here in WA.
Fantastic result Janis, Lucy and George!
Congratulations also goes to Maree Carle, whose Russian kitten “Tachali Blue Hope”
was awarded Best Group 3 Kitten at the show. Another wonderful result against strong
competition. We already knew there were fabulous Russians in WA, and here is further
proof for the whole of Australia to see!
There were a number of people who headed to Queensland from WA as exhibitors or
as participants in the running of the show. Well done to all, you did CatsWA proud!
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CAT SHOW ETIQUETTE
Cat Shows—they can be confusing. There is a whole lot of rules that no-one seems to tell you and things
just seem, to “happen”. Well, here a few “dos and don’ts” which might help.
During judging
When cats are being judged, there are many people listening carefully for the judge’s commentary on their
cat. Please keep talk to a minimum while there is a cat on the bench as it can make it hard to hear and
could be distracting for the judge.
Avoid walking directly in front or behind the judges table when there is a cat there. Not only is it distracting
for the judge, but it also may startle the cat. Sometimes the hall is a bit crowded and the only way through
is past a judge’s bench. Please wait between cats before making your move.
Please make sure that you have your mobile phone on silent. If you do need to take a call, move away from
the judging areas.
Please do not use a flash if you are taking any photos. Avoid getting too close to the bench.
Please do not strike up a conversation with a judge during judging unless the judge initiates it. If you have
questions, please save them until after the judging is over.
Judges and their decisions
When your cat is out on the bench, the judge will be looking at him or her and assessing whether they meet
the standard for that breed. You can find the standards for your breed of cat on the ACF website or by
following the link here http://www.acf.asn.au/index.php?page=standards
All of our judges have been through an extensive training program and so have a good understanding of
the standards, but just like the way that art is interpreted, each judge will see things slightly differently.
Some of the standards are absolute. If a cat’s eyes are supposed to be blue and they are green, then that
is fairly clear that the cat does not meet the standard. However, if the standard says a blunt wedge, or a
well-balanced body or medium size, there is lots of room there for interpretation. Usually a judge will be
looking at the overall balance of a cat. Do all the individual components work well together? You may have
a cat with the most stunning eye colour , but if the head is slightly out of proportion to the body, then your
cat may not do as well as another cat with less amazing eyes but with an overall appearance that is a
better fit with the standard.
When you and the judge are in agreement that your cat is spectacular, it is exhilarating. When they are not,
it can be disappointing but you can choose how you respond to that information. Most judges are happy to
talk to you after the judging is finished. Approach it as an opportunity to learn. The judge is entitled to their
opinion as much as yours and they have used their training and experience to come to that decision.
Furthermore, they have been invited by the host club to come and share their knowledge with us in judging
at our show. While you are welcome to ask, the judge’s decision is final. If you are a breeder you may
decide to incorporate the judge’s view into your breeding program, or you may choose not to. Whatever you
decide to do with the outcome, it must be done fairly and respectfully. There is nothing wrong with a
general discussion about the direction that the breed is taking. However, what is becoming increasingly
common, is a public and personally targeted debate about specific decisions. The use of social media
allows these discussions to quickly escalate into full blown personal attacks which goes against the
CatsWA code of conduct of respect and fairness. Luckily we have not seen a lot of this here in WA, but it
could easily happen.
If you are not happy with a decision that a judge has made, talk to the judge themselves to get an
understanding for the basis of the decision first. If you feel that something has been dealt with unfairly or
that there are serious implications for the future of your breed, then please talk to your Governing Council
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members to discuss next steps.
CAT SHOW ETIQUETTE (Cont’d)
Around the hall
If see an empty cage with its door open, move away as there will be a steward coming back soon to put
a cat away. You don’t know whether the cat is relaxed, or a bit anxious about being out, so please let
the steward have a clear path to the cage. Do not close the door.
Anyone carrying a cat has right of way.
Please do not open your cat’s cage while judging is in process. If you have a litter box emergency, you
can ask a steward to help.
If you hear a call of “Cat Out” and are near an open door, please close the door. Stay still where you are
and let the owner and steward deal with the escapee cat. A hoard of helpful people trying to catch a cat
is just likely to cause further stress to the situation.
Please move around the hall quietly and calmly and if you have children with you, encourage them to do
the same. Loud noises and sudden movement can be very upsetting for a nervous cat and we want the
day to be pleasant for everyone involved, whether feline or human!
More information about shows, and show behaviour is available in our show rules and code of conduct
or please speak to a member of Governing Council.
http://www.fcc-wa.com/MembersCodeOfConduct2014.pdf
http://www.fcc-wa.com/CatsWAShowRulesUpdatedApril2016.pdf
Stewards Training
If you would like to become a steward, please contact the office on [email protected] as more training
will be scheduled in the coming months.
Group 4 Judges Training
Expressions of interest in training to be a Group 4 judge are now being taken. Please email the office on
[email protected] or contact Carole Galli on [email protected] if you would like to know
more.
Isobel Johnstone
FCCQ Judging the
first Neva
Masquerade to be
judged in Australia
for ACF at the
CatsWA show on
22 May 2016.
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Reserve the dates!!
June 26, 2016
CatsWA Show—Cyril Jackson Rec Centre
July 24, 2016
CatsWA - Cyril Jackson Rec Centre
September 11, 2016
BSH Cat Club Show
September 24 2016
to October 1, 2016
October 16, 2016
Perth Royal Show
CatsWA Show—Cyril Jackson Rec Centre
November 5—6, 2016 Cat Expo, Robinson Pavilion, Claremont
November 20, 2016
Cat of the Year event
December 4, 2016
Osborne Park Show
January 2017
AGM (Details to be confirmed)
February 19, 2017
OSCC Show
March 20, 2017
CatsWA Show
April 30, 2017
Paws and Claws Cat Club Show
May 21, 2017
CatsWA Show
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CatsWA Cat of the Year Awards
The 2016 Cat of the Year Awards are up on the CatsWA website, and already there are some frontrunners. The cats to
beat at the moment are:
Cat
Owner
Group 1 Entire
Sumibo Miss Roxette
Narelle Topham
Group 1 Kitten
Silhouette Touched by a Fairie
Narelle Topham
Group 1 Desexed
Loveuforever Dan
Judy Kluczniak
Group 2 Entire
Chicas Queenie
Sue Game
Group 2 Kitten
Amarin Blinky Belle
Nikia Rockley
Group 2 Desexed
Chicas Heartbeat
Sue Game
Group 3 Entire Male
Ambritt Here Comes Ralphie
Pamela Lanigan
Group 3 Entire Female
Kimara Blu Shimma Aschea
Lucy Nikiforos
Group 3 Male Kitten
Osiris (V) Minecraft Warrior
Victoria Cayley
Group 3 Female Kitten
Golash Blu Bayou
Milena Gould
Group 3 Neuter
Ravenclaw Neroli Sambucca
Barbara Johnson
Group 3 Spey
Golash Princess Nala
Dean Collins
Group 4 Longhair
Uno
Sandra Hayes
Group 4 Shorthair
Savannah
Barbara Zahari
Group 4 Kitten
Ooops a Daisy
Lucy Nikiforos
This year we are doing the Cat of the Year points a little differently. The basic points are the same, in that you get 25
points if your cat is awarded first place in the Cat of the Year competition, and 15 points for reserve. However, we are
no longer awarding points for the challenge, and instead are giving a point for each cat that you have placed ahead of
in your category. That means that if there are 10 eligible group 1 entire cats and you are placed first, you will receive
25 points plus 9 for the cats that you were ahead of. The cat placed second will get 15 plus 8 points.
This is a bit more tricky from an administrative point of view, although appears to be a fairer method of calculating the
result.
For example, here are the group 1 results from the show in April.
Group
Award
Best Kitten
Reserve Kitten
1
Best Entire Adult
Reserve Entire Adult
Best Desex Adult
Reserve Desex Adult
Eligible cats
10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17
1, 2, 3, 14
4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Actual
Ring 1
Points
Ring 2
5
12
25+4
16
16
15+3
12
3
25+2
2
2
15+1
3
5
25+3
6
8
15+2
8
3
4
There were 7 Group 1 kittens entered, but 2 were absent, leaving 5 for the judge to consider. The “Actual” column
refers to the number of cats who were actually there at the show. Cat 12 was awarded first place in Ring1 and Reserve
in Ring2, So in Ring 1 this cat did better than 4 other cats, and in Ring 2, better than 3. giving a total of 40 + 7 points.
Just a reminder that this competition is only open to CatsWA members and can only be applied to CatsWA registered
cats.
Show secretaries—this method does mean that the Show Points Coordinator needs to know the eligible cats in each
category and also who the absentees are. A template of the above is available if this would make recording the
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information easier.
CatsWA JUDGES
MARGARET BUSH
(08) 9535 3239
[email protected]
ALL BREEDS
PAMELA LANIGAN
GROUP 2 & 3
JENNY CASOTTI
(08) 9295 2658
[email protected]
GROUP 3
LUCY NIKIFOROS
(08) 9419 7473
[email protected]
GROUP 3
CAROLE GALLI
(08) 9455 1481
[email protected]
GROUP 3
BETTY PAYNE
(09) 9525 0071
[email protected]
ALL BREEDS
SUSAN GAME
0409 082 395
[email protected]
ALL BREEDS
LEE-ANNE PITMAN-PRYDE
0423 115 533
[email protected]
GROUPS
1&3
JANE HORSTMAN
(08) 9386 4135
[email protected]
GROUPS
1&3
NICK SKEET
0423 821303
[email protected]
GROUP 3
0419 940 025
[email protected]
All judges may judge group 4.
Members interested in becoming a judge are very welcome to contact Judges Panel
Convenor Betty Payne.
They will be given full support and encouragement.
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Code of Conduct for all members
Did you know that CatsWA has a code of conduct? A code of conduct is really important because it
acts as a guide and reference for all members. It helps to clarify CatsWA’s values and principles and is
a visible statement to the rest of the world what we stand for. Anyone who deals with CatsWA can look
at our Code of Conduct and they will get a sense of who we are and what is important to us. Our Code
of Conduct incorporates the standard of ethics that our breeders abide by and provides a reference
point for Governing Council when they are dealing with any situations that may arise.
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Purpose of the Code of Conduct
1.1
To provide members of the Feline Control Council WA (Inc) with a framework for
appropriate conduct. This includes behaviour towards other FCCWA members,
judges, general community members and cats.
1.2
The core principles that underpin the organisation must be the welfare of all cats
that fall within the scope of FCCWA and the protection of the integrity of FCCWA
pedigrees
1.3
2
Incorporated in this Code of Conduct is a Code of Ethics for all members who wish to
be recognised as Registered Breeders. All FCCWA Registered breeders must agree
to uphold and respect this Code of Ethics in their actions and dealings within the Cat
Fancy.
General Principles of Conduct
General principles to guide the behaviour of FCCWA members include that all members
must:
a) Act with reasonable care and diligence
b)
Act with honesty and integrity
c)
Act lawfully
d)
Avoid damage to the reputation of the FCCWA (Inc)
e)
Treat others with respect and fairness.
f)
Abide by any rules, regulations or guidelines as determined by FCCWA (Inc)
including Breeding, Showing, membership of Governing Council or any other
activity. Such regulations will be available on the FCCWA website.
g)
Comply with the WA Cat Act (2011) and any other relevant legislation.
Entries for the 2016 Perth Royal Show close 5.00PM
FRIDAY 12 AUGUST 2016
http://www.perthroyalshow.com.au/best-in-show/competition-entries/cats-pedigree.aspx
Did you know that in 2016 CatsWA have started a Cat of the
Year competition for non-CatsWA cats? It is just our way of
showing that everyone is welcome at our shows. Results are
available on our website.
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Looking for ways to get involved?
Why not join one of the clubs? CatsWA has several clubs, which are a great way to get to
know people. Clubs run the shows and are always happy for people to come along and
learn how a show works.
British Shorthair Cat Club
Sec: Pamela Lanigan
0419 940 025
Oriental Shorthair Cat Club
Sec: Susan Game
0409 082 395
Paws and Claws Cat
Club
Pres: Julie Pickens
Feline All Breeds Society Inc
Sec: Margaret Bush
(08) 9535 3239
Southern and Siamese Cat Club
TBC
WA Cat Club
Sec: Maree Carle
Tel: (08) 9317 4477
W.A. Shorthair Cat Club
Sec: Helen Colleran
(08) 9459 8982
Some of these clubs are no longer active or have changed office bearers. Please contact
the editor at [email protected] to update your information.
Great news, Cyril Jackson Community Hall has provided secure storage for cages and
tables which will make set up and pull down a lot easier.
Any club news? Here is the place to list it.
Don’t forget to keep an eye out on our website for news, updates and show
schedules. Our kitten page, is an extension of the breeders directory, and helps to
link those breeders who are registering kittens with potential kitten buyers.
www.fcc-wa.com
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CatsWA Breeders Directory 2016
CatsWA Registered breeders, please note:
If you would like to advertise in the Breeders Directory, please contact the CatsWA Office with your details.
The cost for inclusion in the four issues of Catcall during the year is $15.00 per entry. Alterations and updates
that occur during the year are accepted at no extra cost. If you do not appear in this list and you think you
should, please contact CatsWA Office. Only breeders who have registered kittens in the last 12 months will
be listed. If you have had a break in breeding but are planning to resume, please contact the office to have
your listing reinstated. [email protected]
ABYSSINIAN
ABYSSINIAN
ABYSSINIAN
ABRASHKA
Tara Carle
Tel:(08) 6191 0410
Mob: 0411 083 655
[email protected]
JOYLINCAR
All Colours
Carole Carroll
Mob: 0403 778 233
[email protected]
www.joylincar-somalis.com
KIMARA
Silver Abyssinian
Lucy Nikiforos
Tel: (08) 9419 7473
[email protected]
www.kimara.iinet.net.au
BIRMAN
BIRMAN
BURMESE
BIRMILLION
Most Colours
Margaret Elford
Tel: 0406 270 277
www.birmillion.webs.com
[email protected]
MONALEA
Most colours
Monica Clark
Tel: 6458 4071
[email protected]
CHAROB
Most Colours
Charmaine & Jodie Heath
Tel: (08) 9394 0008
[email protected]
www.charobburmese.com
BURMESE
BURMESE
BURMESE
CHERIE
All Colours
Andrea Dey
Tel: (08) 9274 0906
ICEBLU
Most Colours
Stud Service
David Radford
Tel: (08) 9455 4740
[email protected]
MALINGBU
Brown, Blue, Choc and lilac
Stud Service
Margaret Bush
(08) 9535 3239
0401 192 157
[email protected]
BURMESE
BURMESE
BURMESE
NATMAC
Natalie McNamara
Mob: 0403 318 804
[email protected]
NICODY
Most Colours
Diana Nixon
Tel: 0417 913 803
[email protected]
RIORDAN
Nick Skeet
(08) 9455 5656 / 0423 821 303
[email protected]
www.riordanburmese.com
BURMESE
BURMESE
BURMILLA
ROCANROLE
All Colours
Carole Galli
Tel: (08) 9455 1481
[email protected]
www.roellencattery.com.au
ULTIMA
Brown, Blue, Choc and lilac
Stud service
Most colours available
Joyce McLeavy
Tel: (08) 9291 7621
Mob: 0407427130
MESMEREYES
Most Colours
Carole Galli
Tel: 08 9455 1481
www.burmesenatmac.wordpress.com
[email protected]
www.roellencattery.com.au
BRITISH SHORTHAIR
BRITZOBEAUTY
Blue, Chocolate, Lilac, Cream, Red,
Torties, Bi-Colour
Julie and Emily Pickens
(08) 9377 4333
[email protected]
http://britzobeauty.webs.com/gallery.htm
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CatsWA Breeders Directory 2016
DEVON REX
EXOTIC
FOREIGN WHITE
PYRET
All Colours
Stud Service
Betty Payne
Tel: (08) 9525 0071
[email protected]
MURDOCH(WA)
Most colours
Ann & Norman Chandler
Tel: (08) 9337 3002
MALINGBU
White
Margaret Bush
Tel: (08) 9535 3239
Mob: 0401 192 157
[email protected]
FOREIGN WHITE
MAINE COON
MANDALAY
RIORDAN
Nick Skeet
(08) 9455 5656 / 0423 821 303
[email protected]
www.riordanburmese.com
MOSCADO
Martyna Furst
Tel: 9306 8934
Mob: 0412 680 739
[email protected]
RAVENCLAW
Black
Carole Galli
Tel: (08) 9455 1481
[email protected]
www.roellencattery.com.au
ORIENTAL SHORTHAIR
ORIENTAL SHORTHAIR
PERSIAN
ASHROSE
Most colours
Stud service
Margaret Cowell
Tel: (08) 9417 7469
[email protected]
CHICAS
Most Colours
Stud Service
Sue Game
Mob: 0409 082 395
[email protected]
www.chicascats.iinet.net.au
RICHDEAN
Deanne Kestel
Tel: 0400 314 071
http://richdeanpersians.webs.com/
RAGDOLL
RAGDOLL
RAGDOLL
DIAMONDDOLL
Blue and Seal
Stud Service
Brooke Reed
Tel: (08) 9390 0881
Mob: 0418 788 845
FUREVERAGS
Most Colours
Margaret Elford
0406 270 277
[email protected]
LOVEUFOREVER RAGDOLLS
Most colours
Janis Thompson
0414563107
[email protected]
www.loveuforeverragdolls.com
RAGDOLL
RAGDOLL
RAGDOLL
MEWSINGS
Most Colours & Patterns
Stud Service
Kirsty Connell
Tel: (08) 9455 1230
[email protected]
www.mewsings.breedsite.com
RAGDOLL
SUMMERSKYE
Susan Goodall
Tel:0407 479 931
[email protected]
RAGGIES
Seal, Blue, Chocolate & Lilac
All Patterns
Gloria & Norm Green
Tel: (08) 9574 4506
[email protected]
www.raggdollcats.com
SINANVANYA
Blue, Seal and Chocolate
Michelle Harris
Mob: 0413 394 625
[email protected]
www.sinanvanya.com
[email protected]
www: diamonddollragdolls.com
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RUSSIAN
KIMARA
Lucy Nikiforos
Tel: (08) 9419 7473
[email protected]
www.kimara.iinet.net.au
RUSSIAN
RUSSIAN
RUSSIAN
SIAMESE
TACHALI
Blue
Maree Carle
Tel: (08) 9317 4477
Mob: 0408 925 205
http://www.tlcpets.com.au/
TWILI
Amber Gould
Mob: 0423 490 122
Located in Joondalup
[email protected]
http://www.golash-russians.com/
ASHROSE
Most colours
Stud Service
Margaret Cowell
Tel: (08) 9417 7469
[email protected]
SIAMESE
CHICAS
Most Colours
Stud Service
Sue Game
Mob: 0409 082 395
[email protected]
www.chicascats.iinet.net.au
SIAMESE
SIAMESE
MALINGBU
Seal, Blue, Choc solid points and
Tabby Points
Margaret Bush
Tel: (08) 9535 3239
Mob: 0401 192 157
[email protected]
RIORDAN
Nick Skeet
(08) 9455 5656 / 0423 821 303
[email protected]
www.riordanburmese.com
SIAMESE
SIBERIAN
SOMALI
SARTORI
Most Colours
Valda Bertram
Tel: (08) 9382 1750
ZHIVAGO SIBERIANS
Janis Thompson
Tel: (08) 9523 8027
Mob 0414 563 107
[email protected]
JOYLINCAR
All Colours
Carole Carroll
Mob: 0403 778 233
[email protected]
www.joylincar-somalis.com
RUSSIAN
GOLASH
Mel Gould
Tel: (08) 9394 0467
Mob: 0419 993 765
[email protected]
http://www.golash-russians.com/
PYRET
Blue, Black & White
Stud Service
Betty Payne
Tel: (08) 9525 0071
[email protected]
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