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NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc Contact us via.. Email: [email protected] – Preferred contact method. Phone: 02 9834 6577 Post: PO Box 379, St.Mary’s NSW 1790 Website: http://www.nswcfa.asn.au Email: [email protected] – Members and others, please note our office hours are 9:30am – 2:30pm weekdays Business can be conducted by email (preferred), in writing or by telephone. If you telephone the office during office hours and you find the phone busy, please try again a little later as the office can be very busy. If it is out of hours, the recorded message will ask you to call back during business hours. Available from the Associations web site: www.nswcfa.asn.au Show entry forms NSWCFA Membership Application Prefix Application Kitten Registration Title Updates Re-registration NSWCFA Constitution Show Rules and Regulations Scale of fees Members Code of Ethics Show Representative Duties + more… Management Committee meetings take place on the second Tuesday of each month. All incoming Correspondence items are required to be listed on the Meeting Agenda, and for this to be done, correspondence must be received in the Office no later than 10:00am on the Wednesday prior to the meeting date. Any correspondence received after 10:00am on the Wednesday prior to the meeting date is held over until the following Management Committee meeting in one month’s time. 2 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc Catching Up – Journal of the NSWCFA Inc – Vol 18 No 1 Your Management Committee President Miss Joanne Greentree PO Box 47 Windsor 2756 Senior Vice-President Ms Margaret Sim PO Box 6053 The Oaks 2570 Vice President Ms Maureen Norberry 10 Brewster St Mittagong 2575 Treasurer & Public Officer Mr Warren Price 8 Lomond Crescent Winston Hills 2575 COMMITTEE MEMBERS Ms Phillipa Perkins Mrs Maureen Camarsh Mrs Deborah Thomas Mrs Susan Thomas Mr Ray Tomlinson Mrs Sharyn Yelland Ms Marcelle Brown Mr Lee Gallagher 0409 123 906 [email protected] 1/10 Merivale Street North Lambton 2299 10 Palmer Road Woolgoolga 2456 34 Factory Road Regentville 2745 56 Robinia Grove Garden Suburb 2289 33 Watson Road Griffith 2680 19 Stanley Street, Blacktown 2148 816 Putty Road, East Kurrajong 2758 14 Town Head Crescent Singleton 2330 Inside this issue: P4 Presidents Report P5-8 NSWCFA 2014 COTY Luncheon Photos P10 What people do when not at cat shows P11-14 Show Photos P17 What to feed your pet P19 Title Updates P20 Show Calender 0407 287512 [email protected] 4872 2233 [email protected] 9639 9663 [email protected] 49561859 6654 2000 4733 6521 4920 7961 6962 6151 9622 8469 4576 3476 0407 042900 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] P21 Affiliated Clubs P22 Notices Inside Back Cover - Scale of Fees On the covers Front cover: Federal Kitten Show 2015 Back cover: Goulburn show 2015 Credits: Federal Kitten Show – S Dukes & J Fitzhenry, Goulburn show and covers – S Dukes, Desexed Show - Josephine Opinions expressed in Catching Up are not necessarily those of the Association, its Officers or the Editors. Content contributed has been accepted in good faith, without prejudice, fear or favour and the Association, etc. accepts no responsibility as to authenticity contained therein. 3 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc President’s Report NSWCFA President’s Report March 2015 My goodness one minute it is the start of the new year and now Easter is just round the corner, and quite a lot has happened in the cat world. The 2014 Cat of the Year function at the Waterview Restaurant at Berowra in February was well attended and a great success. Congratulations to all our successful exhibitors and more particularly their exhibits that performed so well in 2014. A big thank you to Michael Sharpe and Di-Vetelact who continue to financially support this function, and also a big thank you to all the members who helped in so many ways to make the day both enjoyable and a success. I don’t think I’ve seen so many raffle prizes. The 2015 show season is well under way with the Federal Kitten show, Goulburn, and Burmese shows having been held. The Feline Fiesta show in March was also used as the final practical exam for the Shorthair Judges training course which has spanned some 31/2 years, and I was delighted to be informed that all the candidates passed. The Management Committee has since granted Sophia Cordell-Fuda, Sharon Hodge, Nikki James, Shara McKay, Phillipa Perkins, Peta Sperduty, and Sue Thomas Probationary Shorthair Judging Licences. On your behalf I offer them hearty congratulations. I urge all affiliates to consider offering them probationary assignments at their upcoming shows. I also wish to acknowledge the untiring efforts of the Examination Panel of Maureen Norberry, Marg Sim, and Karen Moore, assisted by Rhondda Watson, Ray & Chris Tomlinson and many other judges and breeders and congratulate them on the successful outcomes during this course. The Longhair Judges Training course organised by Wendy Hamilton is well under way, and I wish the three candidates Christine Tomlinson, Fiona Mangan, and Sandra Dukes every success. Early in March, six candidates attended a Stewards’ Training course and they all passed the theoretical examination and will now undertake a number of practical trainee assignments at shows prior to becoming Probationary Stewards. The new trainee stewards are Kerryn Allen, Amanda Foster, Lee Gallagher, Lyn Keevers, Keith Meredith and Lyn Minard. I am pleased to report that Jess Cameron has settled in well in her Administrator’s role in the CFA office, and has established efficient and friendly relations with our members. Speaking of members it is pleasing to note that at each management committee meeting we continue to approve some 3 to 5 new membership applications each month. The new members are reported on the website, and please make them feel welcome if you meet them at a show. The Show Subcommittee has prepared a draft show calendar for next year (2016) which will shortly be circulated to affiliates for comment before being finalised in July. Just a quick comment about EFT payments for office services, Please ensure that you use the General Account and NOT the Fundraiser Account which is used for NSWCFA show entries. The account details can be obtained from Jess Cameron at the office. Joanne Greentree President 4 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc COTY 2014 Luncheon 5 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc COTY 2014 Luncheon 6 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc COTY 2014 Luncheon 7 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc COTY 2014 Luncheon 8 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc CARRINGTON KENNELS WE MANUFACTURE HEAVY DUTY CATTERIES TO ANY SIZE WE ALSO MANUFACTURE CAT TUNNELS, WINDOW BOXES . VISIT OUR WEB SITE FOR MORE PIC'S WE ALSO MANUFACTURE: DOG KENNELS AND RUNS, BIRD AVIARIES, CHICKEN PENS www.carringtonkennels.com.au or call Mark on 02 4574 0763 9 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc What do people do when not at cat shows? By Josephine In the middle of my busy life, I enjoy giving talks on my love the Devon Rex. Bankstown TAFE, with teacher Vicki, invites my devons and myself to give talks on the devon rex. We have had a few of my girls attend. Some of the students, will go on to become vet nurses, have and enjoyed the feel and character of this unique breed. Shown below. they have all had cuddles from left to right..Maddison, Ch Crinklewood Haute Couture, Masey and Lace enjoyed a day out. I go into the breeding practices, the breed history, and always encourage early desexing and best of all....desex desex desex............! And respect of all cats be it a pedigree or domestic! And when its over my girls are treated to bbq chicken on the way home......... we always end the day on a positive note 10 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc 11 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc 12 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc 13 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc 14 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING ON LINE DEPOSITS: 1. All paperwork must be sent to the office together with proof of deposits being made within 48 hours and 2. Failure to comply with this simple procedure will result in direct credits no longer being accepted. Members There is one account only for direct deposits for OFFICE PROCEDURES: Bank details: Bank BSB: 062622 A/C: 10464356 Commonwealth Unless stated otherwise for specific shows or events, please be advised this is the only NSW CFA banking account. When renewing annual memberships, members are reminded to advise the office with their receipt number, amount and date paid via email to confirm payment. 15 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc Creature Features The makers of fine Features for your Creatures We make scratching posts to your own design All cat enclosures including Cat mesh your back yard Oscillot Paddles for the top of your fence Whelping boxes to your design Contact Details email [email protected] Web Site www.creaturefeatures.info Phone Barry 0402-436-480 16 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc What to feed your pet By Kate Browne from Choice.com.au Last updated: 28th August 2014 At last count, more than half of all Australians own either a cat or dog, and when it comes to filling their bellies we're certainly enthusiastic! We spend more than $1.8 billion every year on feeding our fluffier family members. Without good nutrition, your cat or dog can suffer from problems with their coat and skin, it can affect their teeth and of course their longevity. With so many pet food products out there, all promising to turn your lovable bitser into a Westminster-worthy specimen, what should you be feeding your cat or dog to ensure a long and healthy life? What to look for in pet food The most important thing is to look for products that are advertised as 'complete and balanced'. This means that the pet food is formulated to contain all the nutrients required by a dog or cat, in the appropriate quantities and proportions to maintain good health. And check that it complies with the Australian Standard: Manufacturing and Marketing Pet Food AS 5812:2011. Whether it's tinned, fresh or dry, we've got the lowdown on what to look for when choosing the best food for your pet. Dry Dry food is low mess and well formulated, so it's a popular option. It's no less nutritious or less "fresh" than wet foods. Dry food in the past was the cause of urinary tract infections in cats, but manufacturers have altered the pH level of their formulations. Cats fed on a well-formulated dry-food diet don't run a higher risk of urinary tract disease if they're drinking enough water. If your cat doesn't, it's a good idea to feed it a canned-food diet, which has a higher water content. Tinned Tinned food is easily available and comes in a wide variety of ingredients. Just make sure you look for one marked as complete and balanced that complies with the Australian Standard. Fresh pet meat Fresh pet meat comes in the form of meat, 'steaks' and rolls. Although these sound like a wholesome alternative to the tinned and packaged stuff, they have some issues. Packaged fresh meat alone won't provide the nutrition cats and dogs need (in the wild, a 'fresh meat' diet includes bones, hide and organs). You'll need to feed them a 'complete and balanced' commercial food as well. The sulphur dioxide and sodium and potassium sulphite preservatives in fresh pet meat can cause thiamine deficiency, and can be fatal. Alternatively, feed your cats and dogs cheaper cuts of human-grade meats in conjunction with a 'complete and balanced' diet. What else should we know about feeding our pets? Variety is best Overall the best thing you can do for your pet is feed them a combination of tinned, dry and fresh meats to provide variety and to ensure optimal nutrition. Choose a high-quality commercial diet that's appropriate for their age and health and complies with Australian standards as a baseline, then you can add other elements to the diet as your pet likes, including raw, meaty bones occasionally. Give 'em a bone Periodontal disease, the most common form of gum disease, destroys the gums and tissue that supports the teeth and has also been associated with liver, kidney and heart disease. Although a study published in the Journal of Nutrition claims daily brushing of your pet's teeth is the most effective prevention, an easier way is to supplement your pet's diet with a regular supply of bones. Giving your cat or small dog raw chicken wings and a bigger dog meaty bones several times a week will really benefit their dental hygiene. But never give pets cooked bones, as they can splinter and get stuck either in the mouth or in the digestive system. Can I feed cats and dogs the same food? No. Cats are carnivores and dogs are generally thought to be omnivores. Cats need higher levels of protein and fat from meat than dogs do and can't use vegetable sources to make vitamin A, so must get it from meat. They're also sensitive to thiamine, taurine and arginine deficiencies. And cats are less able to process carbohydrates due to the shorter length of their long intestine. Life stage and special needs Kittens and puppies have extra nutrient needs and special food is recommended. Special foods are also recommended for a lactating dog or cat. https://www.choice.com.au/outdoor/pets/products/buying-guides/pet-food 17 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc 18 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc Title Updates Nov 2014 – Mar 2015 GROUP 1 Birman CCCA Ch & Dia Db Gd Ch Fionella Rumer Has It O/B: F Refalo Exotic Ch Jaygee Fergalicious O/B: J Greentree Db Gd Ch Esmalin Prince Harry O/B: L Osborne Persian Gd Ch Sublime Sweet Secret B: D Turner, R & C U’ren & J Mullins O: C Nowland Gd Ch Bleauchin Sylva Primrose B: L Joosten O: L Hill Db Gd Ch Bleauchin Sylva Primrose B: L Joosten O: L Hill Companion Cats Ch Dali O: D Slacke Gd Ch Dali O: D Slacke Gd Ch Favio O: L Thwaites Db Gd Ch Dali O: D Slacke Db Gd Ch Dizzie Lizzie O: L Thwaites Bz Db Gd Ch Kiara Nomore Fear Imhere O: V Grayston Household Pet Ch Cleo O: M Lorenzi Gd Ch Cleo O: M Lorenzi GROUP 2 Oriental Ch Fretomau Sno Dancer O/B: M Camarsh Gd Ch Tiendi Blizzard Bliss B: J McNiven O: M Camarsh Gd Ch Sinjin Shaozu O/B P Perkins Gd Ch Sinjin Shantay O/B P Perkins Db Gd Ch Sinjin Shantay O/B P Perkins Gd Ch Sinjin Santino O/B P Perkins Db Gd Ch Sinjin Santino O/B P Perkins Siamese Ch Azov Pink Seaview B: C Murdoch O: T Nicholas Gd Ch Azov Pink Seaview B: C Murdoch O: T Nicholas Db Gd Ch Azov Pink Seaview B: C Murdoch O: T Nicholas GROUP 3 Abyssinian Ch Wyangan Pwantom Chances O/B: M Lorenzi Ch Osiris (V) Simply Perfection B: M Wm & S Shawn O: C Collins Gd Ch Wyangan Pwantom Chances O/B: M Lorenzi CCCA Db Gd Ch Osiris (v) Bees Knees Chances B: M Wm & S Shawn O: M Lorenzi Bengal Ch Tarmac Little Lynie B: C Collins O: L Thwaites Gd Ch Tarmac Madam Flutterby O/B: C Collins Slv Db Gd Ch Resolute Flashfire O/B: A Foster & J Jones British Shorthair Ch Sawadas Kittylicious O/B: M Angelo Burmese Ch Myshan Bobby Maggi O/B: P Cross Cornish Rex Ch Myshan Diamond Inthe Sky O/B: P Cross Devon Rex Ch Crinklewood Haute Couture O/B: J Romeo Gd Ch Crinklewood Haute Couture O/B: J Romeo Gd Ch Kakutzi Jazz D’Yanne B: A Vazey O: J Romeo Db Gd Ch Crinklewood Adorabella O/B: J Romeo Selkirk Rex Shorthair CCCA Gd Ch & Dia Db Gd Ch Brighthills Chili Pepper B: S Bell O: T Marriott Somali Slv Db Gd Ch Zabenka Champagne Charlie B: K Hsi O: B Mitchell 19 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc 2015 Show Calender DATE CLUB PHONE SHOW TYPE Royal Bathurst Show 9153 6870 All Breeds May 2 Sat Maclean Show Society 6645 1532 All Breeds May 9 Sat Armidale & New England Cat Club May 16/17 Sat/Sun ACT Birman Cat Club (1) 6254 9533 Group 1 May 16/17 Sat/Sun Coffs Harbour Show Society 6563 1294 All Breeds May 24 Sun Central Coast Cat Club 9153 6870 All Breeds May 30 Sat Kempsey Kat Klub 6563 1294 All Breeds APRIL April 17-18 Sat/Sun MAY All Breeds JUNE June 6/7 Sat/Sun ACF National All Breeds June 13 Sat CCCA Meeting 9834 6577 June 13 Sat Federal Cat Club Of Australasia 6654 2000 June 20 Sat Riverina Cat Club - Wagga June 28 Sun ACT Longhair Cat Club (1) 6947 9403 6254 9533 July 4 Sat Rex Cat Club Of NSW 9557 7037 Rex Only July 4 Sat Oriental Cat Club 9888 7191 Group 2 July 11/12 Sat/Sun CCCA National Show - NSWCFA & CCI (3) 9834 6577 All Breeds July 19 Sun St George District Cat Club 0401 141 961 All Breeds July 25 Sat Western Districts Cat Society 4574 3192 All Breeds Aug 1 Sat Ku-Ring-Gai / Himalayan / Longhair 4443 3622 Group 1 Aug 1 Sat Abyssinian Cat Club of Australasia 6581 1713 Aby/Somali + more Aug 8/9 Sat/Sun CCCA Judges Seminar 9834 6577 Aug 15 Sat Newcastle & Hunter Valley Cat Club 4961 4441 All Breeds Aug 23 Sun Capital Cats & ACT Breeders Cat Club (1) 6254 9533 All Breeds NSW CFA Fundraising Show 9834 6577 All Breeds Sept 5 Sat Tamworth & District Cat Club 6769 5512 All Breeds Sept 13 Sun Illawarra Pedigree Cat Fancy 4284 7438 All Breeds Sept 19 Sat North Coast All Breeds Cat Club 6563 1294 All Breeds Sept 26 Sat Temora Show Society 6973 1702 All Breeds Oct 3 Sat Blue Point Siamese Society 9628 3077 All Breeds Oct 24 Sat NOVEMBER North Coast Show Society – Lismore 6563 1294 All Breeds Nov 8 Sun All Breeds Desexed Cat Club of Australasia 9639 5209 Desexed & Companion Nov 14/15 Sat/Sun CCCA Meeting 9834 6577 All Breeds All Breeds All Breeds JULY AUGUST Aug 22 Sat Aug 29 Sat SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 20 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc List of Affiliated Clubs Group Clubs Contact Abyssinian Cat Club of Australasia Inc. Mr M Sansom 42 Lincoln Road, Port Macquarie 2444 02 6581 1713 Bengal Breed Club of Australasia Mrs C Chapman PO Box 162 Wingham 2429 02 6557 0744 Blue Point Siamese Society Mrs Y Saunders PO Box 384 Mt Druitt 2770 02 9677 0627 Calico & Bi-Colour Cat Club Mrs S Yelland 19 Stanley Street, Blacktown 2148 02 9622 84 59 Ku-Ring-Gai Cat Club Ms D Cameron 8 Spence Place, St Helens Park 2560 02 4621 2552 Oriental Cat Club Mrs J Howard-Smith 16 Darrin Close, Bateau Bay 2261 Exotic Cat Club of Australasia Rex Cat Club of New South Wales Inc. 02 4334 4955 PO Box 169, Lawson2783 02 4759 2279 Silver Cat Club of Australia Miss L Osborne 246 McCaffrey Drive, Rankin Park 2287 02 4956 3310 The Birman Cat Club of Australia Mrs J Burge 6/1068 Pacific Highway, Pymble 2073 02 9449 6009 The Burmese Cat Society of Australasia Inc. Mrs S Thomas 56 Robinia Grove, Garden Suburb 2289 02 4920 7961 The Himalayan Cat Club Mrs H McManus 16 Tate Cres, Horningsea Park 2171 02 9607 6674 The Longhair Cat Association Mrs S Tscherne 34 Birriga Avenue,Bundanoon 2578 02 4883 7184 The Siamese & Shorthaired Cat Club Inc. Mrs E Jackson 71 Headland Drive, Tura Beach 2548 02 6495 0198 All Breeds Clubs & Societies Contact All Breeds Desexed Cat Club of Australasia Mrs K Gill 66 Keene Street, Baulkham Hills 2153 02 9639 3056 Central Coast Cat Club Mrs R Hackworthy 118 James Sea Drive, Green Point 2251 02 4365 6430 Federal Cat Club of Australasia Mrs M Camarsh 10 Palmer Road, Woolgoolga 2456 02 6654 2000 Illawarra Pedigree Cat Fancy Ms V Skeggs 74 Stephen Drive, Woonona 2517 02 4284 7438 Kempsey Kat Klub Mrs J Fitzhenry 66 Sherwood Road, Aldavilla via Kempsey 2440 02 6563 1294 Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area Cat Club Mrs C Tomlinson 33 Watson Road, Griffith 2680 02 6962 6151 Newcastle and Hunter Valley Cat Club Mrs F Jupp 61 Curtain St, East Maitland 2323 02 4933 3375 North Coast All Breeds Cat Club Mrs J Fitzhenry 66 Sherwood Road, Aldavilla via Kempsey 2440 02 6654 1294 Riverina Cat Club Mrs J Dickeson PO Box 837 Tumut 2720 02 6947 9403 St. George District Cat Club Inc. Ms M Pemberton 69 Marco Avenue, Revesby NSW 2212 0401 141 961 Tamworth & District Cat Club Mrs L Keevers PO Box 558 Armidale 2350 02 6775 2050 Western Districts Cat Society Miss J Greentree PO Box 47 Windsor 2756 02 4574 2214 Affiliated Agricultural Societies Contact Bathurst A H & P Association PO Box 92 Bathurst NSW 2795 02 9153 6870 Coffs Harbour Show Society PO Box 219 Coffs Harbour 2450 02 6563 1294 PO Box 105 Mittagong NSW 2575 02 4872 4132 PO Box 175 Maclean NSW 2463 02 6645 1532 Goulburn AP & H Society Mrs M Keith Maclean Show Society North Coast Show Society - Lismore Mrs J Fitzhenry 66 Sherwood Road, Aldavilla via Kempsey 2440 02 6563 1294 Temora Show Society Mrs E Swanston PO Box 32 Temora 2666 02 6973 1702 21 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc Advertising in Catching Up Advertising All commercial and member advertising enquiries should be directed to: Joanne Greentree - [email protected] Full Page $150 Half Page $100 Quarter Page $ 65 Cattery Cards $ 60 per year Notice to Advertisers The Trade Practices Act 1974 came into force on October 1st 1974. It is the advertiser’s responsibility to ensure advertisements submitted for publication comply with the Act and that the provisions of the Act are strictly complied with. In cases of doubt, advertisers are asked to seek legal advice before submitting advertising material. The Editorial Committee reserves the right to withhold publication of any material whatsoever. Views and opinions expressed in this journal are those of the correspondents and contributors concerned and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Committee, printers or publishers. Names and addresses of correspondents may be withdrawn from publication on request but must be supplied to the Editor. Disputes From time to time, members refer matters to the NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc (NSW CFA) when it is not appropriate. For example, disputes between members in relation to the sale of cats are usually private matters to be determined by the contractual arrangements between members. Disputes on such matters should be resolved by the courts, not by NSWCFA. Members are requested to refrain from referring matters to NSW CFA which are a private or domestic matter or which should be properly resolved by the Courts. Scale of Fees (from January 2014 Members should be aware that the Consumer Claims Tribunal is available to resolve many disputes in the relation to the supply of goods to a consumer and NSWCFA recommends that matters that fall within the jurisdiction of that Tribunal and which cannot be resolved personally should be referred to that Tribunal. 22 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc Scale of Fees (From 1st January 2014) 1/7 – 30/6 MEMBERSHIP Single Dual Family Junior Pensioner/single Pensioner/dual Associate (persons over 18 years who do not reside in NSW) Catching Up (journal) subscription (2 issues, non-members only) NEW $70.00 $90.00 $95.00 $40.00 $40.00 $55.00 $45.00 31/12 to 30/6 $50.00 $70.00 $75.00 $28.00 $28.00 $35.00 $30.00 $35.00 BREEDERS PREFIX Application for Registration of a Breeders Prefix Application for annual renewal of Prefix (due 1 July each year) Application for Transfer of a Breeders Prefix non-members LITTER REGISTRATION – Must be made within 4 months of the date of birth KITTEN REGISTRATION $22.00 Within 6 months of transfer After 6 months of transfer $22.00 $44.00 DUPLICATE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE (Statutory Declaration to be submitted with application) $17.00 RE-REGISTRATION of interstate or overseas cat (Original certified pedigree and registration to be submitted) [NOTE: after 6 months of transfer – a LATE FEE of $22.00 will apply] Interstate: At least one parent on database $35.00 Neither parent on database $45.00 Overseas: At least one parent on database $70.00 Neither parent on database $90.00 INTERSTATE STUD CAT (Certified pedigree to be submitted) Breeder fee to record pedigree CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES (Original Certificate of Registration to be submitted with application) CH, GD CH & DB GD CH Certificate & Registration update $25.00 Bronze, Silver & Gold DB GD CH Certificate & Registration update $30.00 Additional Charge for Ribbon (all title levels) $11.00 AMENDED REGISTRATION (Original Certificate of Registration to be submitted with application) Colour, Sex Change (female to male or male to female) $17.00 Neuter/Spay, Interstate Title, Microchip $11.00 EXTENDED PEDIGREE Cat plus 5 generations Cat plus 8 generations $50.00 $70.00 CATTERY ITEMS Blank Pedigree Forms Stud Service Agreement Forms Litter Record Book Stud Service Record Book Printout of cattery stock (only applicable to breeders) $205.00 $135.00 members $10.00 Once the initial cost of the litter registration has been made the cost to register each kitten individually is 1 kitten from a litter 2 kittens from the same litter 3 kittens from the same litter 4 kittens from the same litter 5 kittens from the same litter 6 kittens from the same litter >6 kittens from the same litter: fee = Litter registration $10.00 + $18.00 + $3.00 for each kitten in excess of 6 Subsequent application for registration of a kitten (ie when a kitten from the same litter is already registered) Application within 12 months of birth - fee per kitten Application after 12 months from birth and within 24 months – fee per kitten (NB Kittens will not be registered after 24 months from the date of birth) APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A COMPANION KITTEN/CAT APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A TRANSFER/LEASE $55.00 $75.00 $80.00 $35.00 $35.00 $50.00 $35.00 $35.00 $40.00 $20.00 $20.00 AFFILIATED CLUB FEES New Members Renewals – Both All Breeds Clubs and Specialist Clubs Due 1st July each year NEW ½ Yearly RENEWAL $3.00 $6.00 $9.00 $12.00 $15.00 $18.00 $13.00 $33.00 $14.00 $11.00 $33.00 $17.00 $25.00 $35.00 $50.00 $70.00 $25.00 $18.00 $25.00 $11.00 $11.00 $6.00 $45.00 $65.00 $1.50 $1.50 $7.00 $7.00 $11.00 Contact the office for more information email: [email protected] phone: 02 9834 6577 Note That: All Charges Must be Prepaid Receipts Will be Issued Only if Requested 23 NSW Cat Fanciers Association Inc 24
