Auckland Cat Club
The Auckland Cat Club Incorporated is an all breeds club and an affiliated
member of the New Zealand Cat Fancy.
We abide by the rules of the New Zealand Cat Fancy and by our Constitution. The club had its origins in the NZ Pekinese and Persian Cat Club which was formed in 1932. The official Auckland Cat Club was incorporated in 1949 and has operated continuously ever since. Therefore we are one of the oldest cat clubs in the country. Read more…..
Next event
27 April, 2024
Auckland Showgrounds, 217 Green Lane Road West, Epsom
Our Judges
Carolynn Davis
Breed Interests: Devon Rex, British S/H & Mandalay.
Judging: National and International All Breeds Judge.
Having been introduced to the cat fancy from birth, I guess it was inevitable
that I would find myself part of the greater cat world later in life.
Nicki Fenwick- Raven
My name is Nicki Fenwick-Raven, I am currently an Approved Speciality Judge with
TICA and I live in the Essex, in the UK. I have been owned by Birmans since 1998
and I have been showing and breeding Birman cats since 2002.
Meryle Frame
I became a CCCA group 2 judge in 1993, group 1 in 2004 and group 3 in 2016, and I am now a GCCFV allbreeds judge. I have had the privilege to judge in most states of Australia and overseas in New Zealand, and been involved with the running of many shows, beginning in the cat fancy with a show neuter in 1977.
Roy Griffiths
I live with my cats in the quiet suburb of Cashmere in the hills of Christchurch, New Zealand.
A bit damaged by the Earthquakes, as we say here ” shaken but not stirred”.
Christchurch is starting to rebuild and the strength and unity of the community has developed substantially during this catastrophe.
The cats have been through a traumatic time also but starting to return to their normal lifestyles.
Paul Henry
Hello. I started my journey in the Cat world in 1986 with my first Birman litter being born. My Prefix was Preference. I have held office in Birman club as President and others for a few years. I was asked by Committee to consider becoming a Longhair judge as there were no Birman breeders judging. So my journey began as a judge in 1996
Fiona McLean
The most adoring blue eyes i’d ever seen.So I was lying on the lounge floor with a selection of scribbled notes and text books. There was a moment of silence and I looked up at the TV (silence in those talk shows being very uncommon) and stared into the deepest bluest eyes I had ever seen on a cat. The voice over announced that the picture was of a ragdoll cat, but it was like the voice was coming from a million miles away. All I could see was this amazing cat (which I now know was a seal point ragdoll).
Joanne Millar
I first began showing with the New Zealand Cat Fancy a Seal Tortie Point Siamese in 1978. In 1985 I began breeding Siamese and Orientals under the Ramaltal Prefix and Burmese in 1989.
For the past 23 years I have been breeding British Shorthairs and Scottish Folds under the successful prefix of Intrigue. I have actively promoted the delightful Scottish Fold through out NZ and was fortunate enough to breed New Zealands first Gold Double Grand Champion Scottish Fold, Gld Dbl Gr Ch Intrigue Immortal Memory.
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