Below, you will find various listings for cat/kitten registries. All register Purebreds and Household Pet Cats and Kittens. Each hold a yearly cat/kitten show in which you submit photos of your feline to be judged. Classes normally cost $5.00 per photo submitted but read their show rules as to exact prices and requirements as some may charge an added fee for sending via email instead of snail mail(through the post office) and some may want up to 3 photos per class, just so the judge can make a better decision during the judging process. Then yet, there may be a show that provides a variety of classes instead of one and lets you copy from the same negative over and over again, just as long as the picture itself was taken no earlier than a year prior to that actual class, so please make sure to read what these organizations, associations, corporations and in plain terms, registries, require to show and/or register your cat or be a member of. Good luck!!!
Traditional and Classic Cat International - TCCI supports both a Purebred and Household Pet Cat Registry. Founded in 1987. Shows are held every year in late June with an early-June deadline for photo submissions. The neat part is that you do not have to be a member of their organization nor do you have to register your mixed bred cat to show in the annual Household Pet Show. These shows not only have many classes within their longhaired, shorthaired and handicapped classes, but also have fun classes to participate in. Classes for both older cats and younger kitties. Photos are submited via email(1.00 extra this way) or snail mail and you can even copy off the same negative as many times as you want, just as long at the picture itself was taken no earlier than a year before the actual show. They place winners to fifth place.
Traditional Cat Association, Incorporated - TCAinc. is "The World's Largest Registry of Purebred Traditional Cats, Classic Cats and Household Pets". Founded in 1987, by Diana L. Fineran. Shows are held every year in late June with a mid-June deadline for photo submissions. The neat part is that you do not have to be a member of their organization nor do you have to register your mixed bred cat to show in the annual Household Pet Review, which has lots of classes for longhaired and shorthaired cats and kittens, plus many fun classes and even classes for handicapped household cats and kittens. You merely submit photos via snail mail to an address and can even copy from the same negative for each class you want to participate in, as long as the picture is no later than a year predated to that actual show. 3 people(a vet, and usually 2 assistant's) judge the cats according to their photos. They place winners to fifth place.
