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WELFARE If you know of an Ocicat welfare issue, or an adult Ocicat needing a new home...
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CURRENT NEWS OCICAT CLASSICS The Ocicat Classic was given Preliminary Recognition at the Council Meeting of the In order to progress to the next stage, Provisional Recognition, one major requirement is that there have to be at least 6 Classics with 4 Merit Certificates apiece, each from a different Judge, and no more than two to be obtained as a kitten. So if you can help THE SHORTHAIR CAT SOCIETY SHOW Six Classics had been entered for the Show, and four were present. You may remember the snow, frost, fog and freezing temperatures of that Friday and Saturday, not conducive to travelling any great distance, and well done to those who made it.
Left Top: Lorraine Parry with Nwela Freckles (George) BOB Male Kitten Left Middle: Ian Shorten with Thickthorn Calypso, Below Left: Manuela Croft with Silversmoke
The Ocicat Classic gains Preliminary Recognition The GCCF has granted Preliminary Recognition to the Ocicat Classic breed with immediate effect, at the Council meeting on 29th October 2008. The first show they will be able to enter is The Shorthair Cat Society on the 10th January 2009, the Class number for Ocicat Assessment at the SH Cat Society Show is 174 (plus 3 side classes). Ocicat Welfare There are adult Ocicats looking for new homes on the Welfare page, if you think you can offer them a loving home, please take a look
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This was a busy Show in an excellent venue, with plenty of space and light. Several small breed Shows were held simultaneously at the same venue, so there was lots going on. 
There were also several Ocicat kittens, two Adults and two Neuters on show, so we were very well represented.
