Non-profit association and registry, founded in 1987, whose goal is to promote, protect, preserve and perpetuate the traditional cat breeds.

Show producing organization and registry. Breed standards, constitution and by-laws, show information.

This is the largest registry in Canada. Lists and pictures of award winners, membership and pedigree forms, and a listing of breeders in Canada. [Site in French and English.]

The GCCF is the governing body of the Cat Fancy in the United Kingdom. The GCCF was established as an independent body in 1910 and was formed from the three or four cat clubs who were registering cats at that time.

Second-largest registry in North America. Comprehensive and detailed site, with show listings and breed standards.

Registry and show-sponsoring organization; second oldest in the US. Sponsors shows primarily in New England and the Midwest.

An Australia-wide body which coordinates show schedules and rules, breed standards, and cattery prefixes across its member groups. Show calendar, results links, newsletter.

Registry in Victoria, Australia publishes breed standards, necessary forms, lists of clubs and members, health articles, and show results.

A cat registry which emphasizes control to the breeders.

History of this organization, club and show listing, show rules, breeder listing, show listing,

The largest organisation of the cat fancy in Europe. Charter of the World Cat Congress, show rules, listings and regulations, organization information.

Registry of purebred traditional and classic styles and household pets. Includes a worldwide breeders list and information about membership.

Australian national organization. Show rules, organization information, show calendar, photographs of winning cats and kittens, health and care information.

The American Cat Fanciers Association, ACFA, originated in 1955 and has grown to be one of the world's largest cat organizations. Site supplies show calendars, lists of winners, articles, and many pictures.