Kittens compete with other kittens of the same breed and color for first, second and third place ribbons. Also, true championship status with the title added to the cat's name can not occur until the animal has won the titles as an adult. Showing your feline as a kitten first can provide both you and your feline with valuable experience prior to competing in the adult class for championships. Most feline fanciers agree that showing your cat early in its life as a kitten is one of the best preparations for future shows in the adult class. Request a show flyer and entry form from the entry clerk.
All shows have a specified closing date for entries.
Fill out your entry form completely, and make a copy for yourself before sending the form and your payment to the entry clerk. We advise that you also include a self addressed, stamped envelope to make it easier for the show entry clerk to confirm your entry. If this is the first time this cat has been shown, it is not a bad idea to attach a copy of the cat's pedigree that makes it eligible for competition. You should receive a confirmation letter from the show entry clerk that your entry has been received. If, for some reason, you do not receive any sort of confirmation, call the entry clerk prior to the show to verify that you are indeed entered in the show.