Cat Fanciers’ Federation Cat Shows
To view a show flyer please click on the highlighted name of the club hosting the show or theme of the show.
To enter a show please contact the entry clerk listed on the show flyer.
UPCOMING SHOWS
December 8 & 9, 2018 CFFNationalDec2018earlybird2
January 5 & 6, 2019 Ragdoll Fanciers Club Annual Winter Cat Show Flyer coming soon
March 23 & 24 2019 United Maine Coon Cat Association
May 18 & 19, 2019 Purrfect Feline Friends Flyer coming soon
PAST SHOWS
January 6 & 7, 2018 RFC WINTER CAT SHOW. Ragdoll Fanciers Club Flyer Cumberland RI
March 24 & 25, 2018 UMCCA-FLYER-Rollinsford NH
April 21 & 22, 2018 Purrfect Feline Friends. show flier 2018 Cumberland RI
June 9 & 10, 2018 CFFNationalShowAuburnJune2018 Auburn MA.
CFF Awards Banquet September 22, 2018, CFFAWARDS BANQUET 2018
September 29 & 30, 2018 Rochester NH UMCCA-FLYER-Sept. 2018
SHOW REPORTS
United Maine Coon Cat Association September 2018 Show Report
What is a cat show?
A show is a competition between cats in a show grouping.
Pedigreed cats are judged against a Breed Standard.
The Household Pets class may consist of any of the following: (1) a non-pedigreed cat (mixed breed); (2) a cat which “looks like” a particular pedigreed breed, but has no registration papers; or (3) a pedigreed cat which, for some reason, such as kinked tail, wrong eye color, etc., prohibits it from being shown in the Championship class. Household Pet judging is based on health, disposition, and “purrsonality.”
CFF TITLES
While all classes are scored for Parade of Perfection wins, kittens do not compete for titles. Kittens are usually entered in shows for the experience.
In the championship class there are four titles: Novice, Champion, Grand Champion and Master Grand Champion. All cats enter their first adult show as a novice. To earn a Championship title a cat must receive four winners ribbons and one final. To earn a Grand Champion title a cat must earn 150 championship points. To earn a Master Grand Champion title a cat must earn 100 Grand Champion points and receive a Best Cat Final.
In the alter class there are the same four titles: Novice, Champion, Grand Champion and Master Grand Champion. All cats enter their first adult show as a novice. To earn a Championship title a cat must receive four winners ribbons and one final. To earn a Grand Champion title a cat must earn 75 championship points. To earn a Master Grand Champion title a cat must earn 50 Grand Champion points and receive a Best Cat Final.
In the household pet class the titles are Companion, Grand Companion and Master Grand Companion. To earn a Companion title a household pet must receive one top ten final in an allbreed ring. A Grand Companion title is achieved by earning FIVE top ten allbreed finals, under three different judges. For the esteemed Master Companion Final a household pet needs to earn a total of SIX additional top ten allbreed finals, from three different judges, with one of these finals being a Best Cat!