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The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy’s Young Exhibitors’ SchemeTHE YES! PROGRAMMEKitten Club
So, now you’ve found us, who are we and what do we do? YES!
Kitten Club is aimed at children under the age of 8, as well as those young
people who are older, occasionally go to cat shows, but who have not signed
up to YES! Cat Shows
Cat Shows are exciting places.
You should always be quite and respectful around the cats, but there
are lots and lots of different breeds for you to look at.
The GCCF recognises 39 different breeds of cats, and at some of the
larger cat shows (which have 200 to 300 plus cats) you can see many
different breeds, and certainly all different shapes, sizes and colours.
At some of the breed shows, although there aren’t as many different
cats, there may be the opportunity to stroke the cats if you ask their
owners nicely. NEVER EVER open a
pen door or touch a cat without permission however. YES! Kitten Club also has lots of
different I-Spy Activity sheets for you to try at a show – you can win a
rosette and other small prizes by matching the cats on the front of the
Activity sheet to the ones you see at the show.
The sheets also have nursery rhymes for you to complete on the back,
pictures to colour, spot the differences to find and other different games.
They’re FREE at any participating show, and you get to keep them
afterwards. Did you know you can also help out at cat shows too?
You can help put rosettes and prize cards on the cats pens which is a
hugely important job – and, if you have also joined the YES! Kitten Club –
our application form is
here – each time you go to a show
and help out you will also receive a GOLD STAR to go in in your members
Reward Card. Each time you
collect 3 GOLD STARSs you win a prize for your own cat at home. To find out how to visit a show click
here
(you may need to get a grown up to help you).
The link will take you to the main
GCCF website show page.
All our shows are there. There
are shows nearly every weekend, up and down the country.
Some are big – called ALL BREED shows, and some are BREED shows which
showcase one or two different breeds only.
The shows are listed in date order. If your parents and/or guardians are not entering a cat
a show, then there will probably be a small entrance fee to get in.
If you’d like to learn how to show your cat, please click
here
for further details. On our Website
On our website we have some games for you to download
and play, some cat facts for you to learn, and pictures and information on
various different breeds of cat. Games •
Mazes
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Jigsaws
• Games you can make to play with your cat
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Kittens
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Different Breeds
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Looking after your cat
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Big Cats
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