Red Point & Tortie Point Siamese

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The Red Point & Tortie Point
Siamese Cat Club

The Club is affiliated to the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy and caters for Red Point, Cream Point, Apricot Point and all colours of Tortie Point Siamese. (These breeds are known as Colorpoint Shorthairs in the US)

Club members do not have to breed or show - many own Red, Tortie or Cream Point Siamese pets or are simply interested in these breeds. They get a free Club Journal twice a year - of varying thickness depending on the contributions received!

The Club is always happy to tell people about Red, Tortie or Cream Point Siamese - whether they want a pet or a show or breeding cat.

What the Club does
Welfare
Standards of Points & Judges
Shows
What else ?
Kitten & Stud enquiries

What the Club does

The aims of the Club, as stated in its Rules, are

To promote interest in the breeding, exhibiting and recognition of Red Point, Tortie Point, Cream Point & Apricot Point Siamese cats.
In co-operation with other Affiliated Clubs, via the relevant Breed Advisory Committee, to establish Standards of Points and Registration Policies for Club breeds and to nominate persons for appointment as Judges of these breeds.
To represent the interests of Club Members at the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy and at the relevant Breed Advisory Committees.
To encourage the care and protection of cats generally.

The Committee meets throughout the year to discuss items of importance to our breeds and our members.

All members are invited to the Annual General Meeting, which is often accompanied by a Garden Party.

Welfare

Like all GCCF Clubs, the Club has a welfare officer who helps with the rescue and rehoming of unwanted, neglected or stray Red, Tortie, Cream and Apricot Point Siamese; the Clubs co-operate on this, since often one will have a cat needing a home while another has a enquiry from someone offering a home to a rescued Siamese.

Standards of Points & Judges

The Club is a member of the Siamese Cat Joint Advisory Committee - the Breed Advisory Committee for Siamese. The SCJAC consists of representatives from each of the Siamese Clubs and meets twice a year; it proposes changes to the Standards of Points or Registration Policy when necessary, as well as monitoring the candidates in the Judge Appointment scheme and proposing suitable candidates (who have completed the training scheme) for appointment as Judges of Siamese. These proposals then have to be approved at a GCCF Council meeting by delegates from all the Affiliated Clubs.

Shows

Each May, the Club, jointly with the Tabby Pointed Siamese Cat Society, holds a Championship show for Tabby, Red, Tortie and Cream Point Siamese, known as the Breed 32 Cat Association Show.

In addition, the Club puts on Club classes at as many GCCF Championship Shows as possible, with rosettes to the winners, and offers Points Trophies as well as Trophies for wins at specific shows.

What else ?

The Club produces free leaflets, including

There are also Club key fobs and car stickers and some highly distinctive notelets.

Kitten & Stud enquiries

The Club has a kitten list and enquiries are always welcome, but you may find that you will have to wait for what you want. So often there are kittens on the list but no enquiries - or no kittens on the list when you want one!

If you are looking for a Red, Cream or Apricot Point at stud in the UK, please remember to email your queen's details as well: I wouldn't want to recommend her sire or brother by accident.

If you are looking for a kitten or stud outside the UK or Eire, I suggest you contact breeders in your area via the Fanciers Breeder Referral List (look under Colorpoint Shorthair) unless you really wish to import a kitten.

For further information about the Club please e-mail the Acting Honorary Secretary

If you would like to join the Club please print out the application form

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Club application form
The Animated logo
A History of Red, Tortie, Cream & Apricot Point Siamese
Standard of Points for Red, Tortie, Cream & Apricot Point Siamese
A Brief Introduction to the Genetics of the Red Series
The Breeding Policy
Photo album - 1970s and earlier
Photo album - 1980s
Photo album - 1990s
Photo album - 2000s
Tribute to Harley

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