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Conference misery::feline_v1

Title:Meower Power is Valuing Differences
Notice:FELINE_V1 is moving 1/11/94 5pm PST to MISERY
Moderator:MISERY::VANZUYLEN_RO
Created:Sun Feb 09 1986
Last Modified:Tue Jan 11 1994
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5089
Total number of notes:60366

2143.0. "CFA question" by JOKUR::AMILLER () Mon Jan 16 1989 16:19

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JOKUR::AMILLER                                        0 lines  16-JAN-1989 13:19
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    I have a blue point himalayan cat and she is CFA registered.  If
    she has kittens, how do I get the kittens papers too?
    
2143.2no problemDINSCO::FUSCIDEC has it (on backorder) NOW!Mon Jan 16 1989 22:3129
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>    I have a blue point himalayan cat and she is CFA registered.  If
>    she has kittens, how do I get the kittens papers too?

A short version of the process:

1.	Write to CFA and get the "litter registration" form.  (Or ask a 
	breeder; most breeders have copies laying around.)

2.	The registered owner of the queen (that is, the person whose name 
	is on the queen's registration) fills out and signs part of the
	form. 

3.	The registered owner of the sire also fills out and signs the form. 

4.	The form is then sent back to CFA, and they send the owner of the 
	queen back one piece of paper per kitten.  The kittens are now
	"litter registered". 

5.	The person who ends up with the kitten fills out this form, and 
	sends it to CFA, and then CFA sends back papers.


Please note that money has to accompany some of these steps.  Please also 
note that the sire also has to be registered before you can register the 
offspring.

Ray
2143.3maybe a problemYOSMTE::CORDESBRO_JOTue Jan 17 1989 18:415
    Also, please note that if your cat's papers indicate that the cat
    is not to be used for breeding, then you will not be able to register
    the litter.
    
    Jo