Welcome to the Burmese Cat Society
of Australasia Inc.
We hope you enjoy your visit and take a while to browse our pages to learn about the Society and the wonderful Burmese cat.
About the Society
The Burmese Cat Society of Australasia was founded in 1967 to:
- promote and improve the welfare and breeding of Burmese cats by lectures, workshops, discussions, shows and exhibitions; and
- aid and support all activities for the benefit and welfare of all cats.
The Society was granted incorporation status in 1994. It is affiliated with NSW Cat Fanciers' Association Inc.
The Club holds an Annual Championship Show, a highlight for the start of the year's show season. You can read all about this main event on our Show page. We have an archive of past show results.
Also, each year we recognise our outstanding Burmese exhibits with our Burmese of the Year awards.
Or perhaps you are looking for a Burmese kitten or an adult burmese cat, (usually a desexed queen). Why not view our kitten Classified section or visit our Breeder listings.
NEWS
At the ACF National Show held in Perth on 13th June last, the Burmese Cat society members who attended did well, with congratulations to Dianne Dolman on her cats, group 3 exhibit, Sil db gd ch Misara William Tell (breeders D & S Cordell), who placed first in top 15 adult group 3 cats, twice at 8th place. He was supreme exhibit in group 3 ring 3.
Her lilac female, ACF AOE, Gl db gd ch Kayron Lilac Willow, was placed 2nd top 15 in 2 rings, with a 5th placing in a third ring.
Ch Brookside Torti Silkenglo bred by Dianne, and exhibited by M de Laine was also placed 5th, 12th, 2 third placings, and 12th in the top 15 adults, group 3.
Shambo Dusky Rose (kitten) was placed in 2 rings, 1st and 4th best kitten in group 3, with Bz Db Gd Ch Sukimah Tuscan Sun (female) placing 8th and 13th best adult in group 3.
Congratulations to all.
The World Cat Congress & CCC of A National Show, was held in early May, at the Melbourne showground, in Melbourne, Victoria, where Burmese Cat Society members acquitted themselves well, with well placed burmese in the top 15 Cats/Kittens in the show.
For placings, visit www.ccca2010.breedsite.com/results and select the placings you wish to see.
