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 Cat Breeders in South Africa

Looking for a kitten? The cat breeders listed on this website register their kittens with a reputable cat registry (see below for more about registries.)

Breeder of Maine Coon Cats

Doug Oliver and Vikki Spacey Cell 082 900 9399  e-mail doug.oliver@mweb.co.za Webpage: Shaba-Kora

Jacky Rathbone 083 414 4994 e-mail cats@afriendofmine.co.za Webpage: Rathbonecats

Breeder of Cornish Rex Cats

Naomi Strydom 084 470 4675 e-mail naomistrydom@gmail.com webpage kisameeCats

Cat Stuff - What the abbreviations mean

BB, BC, or BS in breeds like laperm, = coat type at birth: Born Bald, Born Curly, or Born Straight

BRS = Breeders of Rex & Sphynx

CASA = Cat Association of South Africa CASAWCF   

CC = Challenge certificate

CFA = Cat Fanciers Association of America. Oldest cat registry.

CFC or CFCSA = Cat Fanciers Club of South Africa

CFSA = Cat Federation of South Africa CFSA  

CH = Champion

EPCC = Eastern Province Cat Club

GCC = Grand Challenge Certificate, or GPC in case of a neuter.

GCCF = Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (UK)

NQ = National Qualifier

NW = National Winner (Best cat in the country)

PR = Premier

RCC = Rand Cat Club

RQ = Regional Qualifier

RW = Regional Winner (Best cat in the province)

SACC = South African Cat Council. (The biggest cat organisation in Africa) SACC,

Sp = Supreme  

TCS = Transvaal Cat Society

TICA = The International Cat Association (world wide)

WCF = World Cat Federation (largest cat registering body world wide, also in South Africa)

Some breeders put breeding restrictions on their kittens, or have them neutered, so do ask about this if you want to buy a kitten for breeding.

Why are pedigreed cats so expensive?

First of all, the breeder has to buy expensive breeding stock. Then a cattery has to be built so that the cats are safe from stray tomcats when on heat. Good quality food is needed to ensure optimum health. There's inoculations, deworming, and vets bills. If a breeder has a litter, it's a bonus! "The fruit of the womb is God's reward." Psalm 127 verse 3

Cat sittng on computer keyboard

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