MAI-THAI CATTERY

The Southern Africa Cat Council Registered Member.
Mai-Thai Cattery breeds Siames & Oriental cats. Contact Charlotte van der Riet for more information. Charlotte runs a small cattery with only a couple of queens and studs. Her kittens are bred in my home underfoot (literally) and grow up into well socialised kittens with good temperaments. All kittens are pedigreed, fully vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, spayed/neutered (unless sold for breeding) and all are registered with the South African Cat Register (www.tsacc.org.za) and are sold with a strict Kitten Contract. She only sells breeding stock to breeders she works with.

About SACC:

“The SACC exists primarily to assist cat breeders and stakeholders in SACC by providing relevant, up-to-date information about SACC and pedigreed cats, focusing on topics related to pedigreed cats, cat shows, administration, and the organized cat fancy at large.

As the central internet hub for all things SACC, this site strives to provide important news relevant to SACC, cat breeds and the organized cat fancy, both local and international.

The Southern Africa Cat Council’s objectives include:

• Administer the registration of pedigrees of cats and kittens
• Promulgate the rules of the management of cat shows
• Promote the interest of breeders and exhibitors of cats
• Ensure the efficient co-existence of its Councils and offices
• Promulgate rules, regulations and codes of ethics
• Lay down standards for all Breeds in conjunction with Member Clubs, the Breed Council and the SA Council of Cat Judges
• Promote a knowledge of Cats and Breed Standards by investigating or to assist in investigations to ensure that the breeding of cats and the showing of cats are according to the highest standards
• Train or to assist in training of persons for the breeding, judging, show managing and stewarding of cats”

Source: The Southern Africa Cat Council

Please contact the Registrar for verification of kitten registration or if you have any queries regarding the listed breeders.

It is imperative that you do thorough research, in-person visits and request veterinary records and references before purchasing a kitten.