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BREEDERS

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The Foreign Shorthairs Cat Club

sells these to both

Breeders and Exhibitors

at a very competitive rate 

SIZE: L 500mm X W 370mm X H 340mm

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Abyssinian & Somali

 The  Abyssinian is a medium-sized cat with wildlooking fur. each hair has bands of colour called ticking which helps it to camouflage. They have a short coat and are easy to care for, and can be found in colours of tawny, cinnamon, blue and fawn. These colours also appear in a silver version, namely   blacksilver, cinnamon silver, bluesilver and fawnsilver. They love to be the life of the party and are very intelligent and affectionate. Some people think they are the cats that the Egyptians worshipped thousands of years ago.

SILAMOS – Silver Somali & Abyssinian 

Linda Schneider - Western Flat

FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php

E: lindas@activ8.net.au

T: (08) 8758 2181

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Birman

​The Birman, also called the "Sacred Cat of Burma". The Birman is a long-haired, colour-pointed cat distinguished by a silky coat, deep blue eyes, and contrasting white "gloves" or "socks" on each paw. Birmans are known for a cool but affectionate personality. They often appear docile and casual, and spend a lot of time lazing around the house. They form a bond with their owner and are good with other pets.

KIRASHAN BIRMANS

Sally Briton – Mount Barker

T: 8391 1495 

E: gbriton@bigpond.com

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Bengal

​A Bengal cat is an athletic animal, alert to its surroundings; a friendly, curious, confident cat with strength, agility, balance and grace. It is a medium to large cat which exhibits a very muscular and solid build. Its wide nose with prominent whisker pads and large oval, almost round eyes in a slightly small head enhance the wild appearance and expressive nocturnal look. It’s very slight, to nearly straight, concave profile and relatively short ears with wide base and rounded tips add to the Bengal’s distinctive and unique appearance. The short, dense coat has a uniquely soft and silky feel. The coat may be glittered or not glittered, with neither type to be given preference. A thick, low-set, medium-length tail adds balance to the cat.

TIGERPAWS BENGALS & RAGDOLLS

Lisa Rhyne and Jaimee Kennett - Norwood

E : Lisarhyne01@gmail.com

FB : TigerPaws Bengals & Ragdolls

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British Shorthair

The British Shorthair is one of the largest breeds of cat. It is chunky and substantial and the male is much larger than the female.

These are the ‘gentle giants’ of the cat world. They are loving and affectionate. They are good with children and other animals. They do not continuously demand human attention and are quieter than their foreign counterparts. Nor do they have the curious nature that gets many foreign breeds into trouble and if allowed out in the garden they are unlikely to roam. However they are often more than happy to be indoor cats.

MESSINA BRITISH SHORTHAIRS

Tressa Covino - Newton

T : 0466 997 322

tress2102@gmail.com

BEEZNEEZ BRITISH SHORTHAIR CATS

Linda Schneider - Western Flat

FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php

E: lindas@activ8.net.au

T: (08) 8758 2181

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Burmese

​The Burmese is an elegant, muscular cat of medium size, of distinctive foreign type, resembling neither Siamese nor British build. Ear set, eye shape and brow line combine to form the distinctive Burmese frown. It has a coat that looks and feels like satin. Males are generally larger than females. The Burmese is an outgoing, sociable cat, lively and alert.

 

DENSUE BURMESE

Sue & Dennis Ashby – Hallett Cove

T: 0409 677 610

E: densueburmese@icloud.com

https://www.facebook.com/densueburmese

LEEWOOD BURMESE

Michelle Hinder - Seaford Rise

T: 0437 191 295

E: leewoodburmese@y7mail.com - W: leewoodburmese.webs.com/

BURMESQUE BURMESE 

Natalie Brown - Adelaide

FB: https://www.facebook.com/Burmesqueburmese

T: 0430 059 304  

E: burmesqueburmese@outlook.com

WEB: burmesqueburmese.wix.com/mysite

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ASTRACAN DEVON REX
Jenny Simmons - Mount Pleasant SA

E: astracan85@yahoo.com.au
FB: https://astracandevonrex.com
T: 0497058818

 

Devon Rex

She is truly a little clown and will delight her parent by giving enchanting playful performances. For this, of course, the Devon expects to be thanked with pets and loving attention and will return affection with purring.

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Maine Coon

​The Maine Coon cat evolved through nature's own breeding program developing characteristics by following a "survival of the fittest" evolution.The Maine Coon cat of today is known for a sturdy, rugged appearance, which includes an uneven shaggy coat of three distinct lengths and a long well furnished tail. Though their size can be intimidating, they are known for their friendliness and especially good with children and other pets. For this reason, they have been dubbed the "Gentle Giant" of the cat fancy and are commonly sought after as family pets, companions and therapy cats.

MALLEECATZ MAINE COONS 

Margy Wright - Northern Heights

E : margy.wright@gmail.com

FB : MalleeCatzMaineCoons

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Ragdoll

Ragdolls are loving, smart and playful. They show affection to their people by greeting them, following them around, sitting in their laps and snuggling in bed. Ragdoll cats can also learn tricks and certain behaviors with positive reinforcement.

TIGERPAWS BENGALS & RAGDOLLS

Lisa Rhyne and Jaimee Kennett - Norwood

E : Lisarhyne01@gmail.com

FB : TigerPaws Bengals & Ragdolls

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Russian

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​The Russian is a medium to large cat of elegant foreign type. Its high set ears, green almond eyes, angled profile and prominent whisker pads create a distinctive gentle expression which together with its velvety double coat gives the breed it unique charm.The Russian blue is a sweet-tempered, loyal cat who will follow his owner everywhere, so don't be surprised if he greets you at the front door! While he has a tendency to attach to one pet parent in particular, he demonstrates affection with the whole family and demands it in return. It's said that Russian blues train their owners rather than the owners training them, a legend that's been proven true, time and again. 

VYATKA RUSSIANS (Blue)

Pam Worsley - Ridgehaven

T: 08 8265 1198

E: vyatka@adam.com.au

TYANA RUSSIANS (Blue & White)

Sally Briton – Mount Barker

T: 08 8391 1495

E: gbriton@bigpond.com

BRANTASA RUSSIANS (Blue)

Tania Hillebrand - Brahma Lodge

T: 0402 264 469

E: brantasa@internode.on.net

F: https://www.facebook.com/Brantasacattery/

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Siamese & Oriental Cat

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SYANA CATS

Lisa McNeil
0414 479 623
syanacats@bigpond.com

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Siamese and Oriental Shorthairs have similar temperaments. Both types are friendly, affectionate, talkative, and sociable. 

 

Both Siamese and Oriental Shorthairs get along with anyone and can form strong bonds with their cat parents. They will nudge you when they want to play, interrupt you when you work, and offer their assistance as you tie your shoes.   Regardless of the type you choose, you can expect to share your home with a highly intelligent feline, which makes the training process easy. 

Siberian

The Siberian personality is usually friendly and adventurous. This breed does especially well with people, other cats, and even dogs! ... However, while Siberians are mellow and easy-going, they do have a very playful personality. They are known for their sense of adventure and agile ability.

It may come as a surprise to many that the Siberian is considered a hypoallergenic cat breed. But they have gloriously long hair and thick coat that's resistant to the most extreme weathers, meaning that the Siberian actually produces far less Fel d 1 protein than other breeds.

Breeding Quality Hypoallergic Siberian Forest Cats

ANZELINKA SIBERIANS

Trixie Burke - Christies Beach

anzelinka-siberians@hotmail.com

T:  0435 092 171

https://www.facebook.com/anzelinkasiberians

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