ABOUT FELIS BELGICA

Founded in 2008, Felis Belgica followed in the footsteps of the Royal Cat Association of Flanders, founding member of the Fédération Internationale Féline (FIFe) in 1949. Felis Belgica unites and represents Cat Lovers, breeders and sympathisers.

We stand for International cooperation under FIFe with regard to breed standards, breeding and registration rules, cattery names, shows, judges and student judges. Felis Belgica acts as national Umbrella Organisation, to which both individuals as other Belgian Cat Associations, who wish to set the same high standards and wish to cooperate on an international level, can associate themselves and join FIFe. Also breed Clubs, who want to promote their breed, can do so under the banner of Felis Belgica.

The primary goal of Felis Belgica is to promote responsible breeding and ownership of cats and to support all initiatives in this regard. This include safeguarding the health and well-being of the cats during breeding, showing and in their daily lives, but also supporting our members and society in obtaining this goal. For every pedigree registered under Felis Belgica, € 1,00 is made available for scientific research and projects which benefit our primary goal.

Felis Belgica is a democratic organisation of individual members and each individual member of associated clubs has individual voting rights at the Felis Belgica General Assembly of Members in order to set the direction of the organisation.

The members also elect every 5 years the Felis Belgica executive board and its commissions. 6 commissions act on behalf of the members:

  • Breeding & Registration Commission: they keep the Felis Belgica pedigree book
  • Show Commission: they organise the Felis Belgica shows and assist regional show clubs
  • Health & Wellbeing Commission: they support members and commissions with issues regarding Health & Welfare of the cats
  • Disciplinary Commission: They advise the board in disciplinary cases and handling of complaints
  • Editorial Commission: They are responsible for website, Public relations and editorial work
  • Controllers: They check the work of the treasurer and report to the General Assembly of Members

All work is done as volunteers for the love of cats.

If you can relate to this way of working and want to support Felis Belgica, feel free to join us!

BECOME A MEMBER

Do you like cats? Do you believe that national and international cooperation is necessary? Do you put the cat’s well-being above all else? Then become a member of Felis Belgica, because we think the same way!

Membership can be applied for via this online application form. The request will then be handled by our member manager who will always send you a confirmation email. After that approval and payment instruction will be sent to you. As soon as the payment of the membership fee is confirmed, the membership card will be sent to you.

There are several ways in which you can become a member of our association. If you would rather submit your application via email as a word document, you can download the forms here. You can also see the costs for various applications here.

- voting rights
- membership discount on cattery name & pedigree registration
- show discount

- 2nd person on same address
- voting rights
- show discount

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- no voting rights
- show discount

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
CATTERY APPLICATION

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

ALREADY REGISTERED FIFe CATTERY NAME?

RULES CONSENT

GDPR CONSENT

12 + 10 =

The cattery name is registered in a central database of FIFe and remains assigned to the applicant for life. A cattery name is not transferable. So think carefully about the name you choose.

You must always enter 3 options. The name you prefer is placed first. The name should not contain more than 18 characters, including punctuation marks and spaces. You can choose to always put the cattery name before the name of the cat, then you choose it as a prefix. If you prefer to see the name of the cattery after the name of the cat, register the name as a suffix.

After submitting the application, you will receive a confirmation email and once payment has been received, the application will be processed. As soon as the cattery name is approved by FIFe, you will receive a cattery registration card. Please note that this can take a few days.

ATTENTION: When choosing a cattery name, you cannot use a cat breed, abbreviation of a cat breed or the word “cat” and “cattery”.

You can always try searching the FIFe cattery list database here for your desired name. Two cattery names which are really similar cannot be registered. You are on the right track if your search returns no results; the FIFe Cattery name administrator may approve your name.

CATTERY APPLICATION

CHOOSE

CHOOSE

CHOOSE

GDPR CONSENT

11 + 12 =

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NEWS

SHOW ARENA

Cat Shows are one of the most important tools to promote and present the Cat Fancy to the public and to educate them about cats of domestic origin, pedigreed or not, and the health and wellbeing of the cats in general. Information about cats, published in newspapers, radio, television and social media is most of the time in connection with local cat shows. The cat shows are also the arena where exhibitors from all over the world meet each other, compete with their cats and exchange experiences with each other. Many potential cat fanciers become active after having been a visitor at a cat show.

Every year, Felis Belgica organises regularly International Shows. Felis Belgica had the honour of organising the largest FIFe event, the World Show, in 2022 in Mechelen, Belgium. Felis Belgica also organised the North Sea Winner Show, a special winner show, in 2017 and 2024.

CODE OF ETHICS FOR EXHIBITORS

Exhibitors are, besides the cats themselves and the FIFe Judges, one of most important promoters of the cat fancy and have great responsibilities toward the values and principles promoted by the Federation. Exhibitors, whether only exhibitors or also breeders, are usually the first contact and their behaviour and attitude are among the first impressions people outside the cat fancy experience.

 

They are expected to:

  • show knowledge about cats and breeds, about the welfare of cats, about how to take proper care of them and their needs, and the understanding of a cat’s behaviour;
  • show knowledge about FIFe and understanding of the basic values and principles identifying the organisation;
  • be able to communicate with other exhibitors and other people (e.g. visitors, judges, show organizers) always in a respectful manner, showing tolerance towards each other, despite possible differences, different opinions and different cultural and educational backgrounds; always maintain self-control, support each other in our common interests and goals, and never engage in transgressive behaviour (e.g. harassing, bullying or threatening etc.);
  • demonstrate a welcoming atmosphere in the show hall and on social media to influence the public’s positive opinion and attitude towards cats, encourage others to become interested in cat fancy and to join us in common goals for the welfare of cats.

RESPONSIBILITY OF FIFe MEMBER

Exhibitors and Breeders are representatives of FIFe and the FIFe Member they belong to and shall conduct themselves as such.

They shall always display a considerate and caring attitude and courteous behaviour whether verbal, written and/or as demonstrated by physical actions.

Whether exhibiting or visiting a show, they shall not cause disruption during or after the show. Social media is considered an extension of the physical public space and respectful behaviour is expected there as well.

Exhibitors and Breeders are the responsibility of the Member to which they belong.

The Member is responsible to act against such Exhibitors and Breeders who do not respect this code of ethics, whether such behaviour is officially lodged in a complaint, or only reported or noticed. This applies to any inappropriate behaviour in connection with cat shows, as well as on social media.

SHOWING A CAT ABROAD

You must register under the conditions determined by the organizer. You can always also use the official FIFe registration form.

Please note, FBe members must always send a copy of their entry via mail to our responsible administrator for cat shows abroad. The FIFe show calendar can be found hier.

PREVIOUS SHOWS AND RESULTS

SHOW TYPE / PLACE DATE CATALOGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Merelbeke		 22nd June 2025
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Virton		 30th November – 1st December 2024
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Glabbeek		 17-18th August 2024
NORTH SEA WINNER SHOW
Court-Saint-Etienne		 30th-31st April 2024
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Glabbeek		 19-20th August 2023
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Court-Saint-Etienne		 25-26th February 2023
WORLD SHOW
Mechelen		 29-30th October 2022
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Glabbeek		 20th-21st August 2022
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Wieze		 7-8th April 2022
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Quiévrain		 27-28th November 2021
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Glabbeek		 21st-22nd August 2021
INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Duffel		 29th February – 1st March 2020
LaPERM & MAINE COON WORK SHOP
Duffel		 28th February 2020  

SHOWING A CAT AND OBTAINING TITLES

FIFe titles will be registered in the pedigree book for recognised and preliminary recognised breeds in accordance with FIFe Show Rules and Breeding & Registration rules. As soon as an exhibited cat has obtained the required certificates towards a FIFe title, it must be exhibited during next shows in the corresponding higher class.

A cat can obtain different types of titles:

    • Championship / Premiorship titles (Show titles) – by collecting certificates at shows. Premiorship titles are for neuters.
    • Winner titles – by winning Best in Show
    • Merit titles – by earning merit through show results or results of offspring over a longer period of time

Show titles are place before the name of the cat. Premiorship titles stand before Championship titles

Winner titles, including the year, are placed before the name of the cat and before Show titles, except for Junior Winner and Distinguished Senior Winner, which are placed after the full name of the cat. The most prestigious title stands first (WW), National Winner stands last.

Merit titles are placed after the full name of the cat, behind the name, before possible winner titles (DM, DSM, DVM, DSW, JW).

Titles for preliminary recognised breeds will be preceded by a “P”, indicating the preliminary title.

It is the full responsibility of the exhibitor to send in all required certificates (diploma’s) and judges reports for registering a title to the title registrar within 1 month after obtaining the last certificate. In order to facilitate this, you may find a special form in the section Rules & downloads.

KCH

Kitten Champion

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CACC

 

(Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat des Chatons de Beauté) can be awarded by the judge to a cat in class 12 which has obtained 93 points.

In order to obtain this title, a cat must have been awarded:

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  • 3 CACC in kitten class (class 12)
  • by 3 different Judges
  • during 3 National or International FIFe Shows

JCH

Junior Champion

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CACJ

 

(Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat des Jeunes de Beauté) can be awarded by the judge to a cat in class 11 which has obtained 93 points.

In order to obtain this title, a cat must have been awarded:

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  • 3 CACJ in junior class (class 11)
  • by 3 different Judges
  • during 3 National or International FIFe Shows

CH / PR

Champion / Premior

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CAC / CAP

 

(Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat / Premium de Beauté) can be awarded by the judge to a cat in class 9/10 which has obtained 93 points.

In order to obtain this title, a cat must have been awarded:

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  • 3 CAC in open class (9), respectively CAP Certificates in neuter class (10)
  • by 3 different Judges
  • during 3 National or International FIFe Shows

IC / IP

International Champion / International Premior

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CACIB / CAPIB

 

(Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat / Premium International de Beauté) can be awarded by the judge to a cat in class 7/8 which has obtained 95 points.

In order to obtain this title, a cat must have been awarded:

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  • 4 CACIB in champion class (7) respectively CACIP in Premior class (8)
  • by 3 different Judges
  • during 4 International FIFe Shows

GIC / GIP

Grand International Champion / Grand International Premior

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CAGCIB / CAGPIB

 

(Certificat d’Aptitude au Grand Championnat / Premium International de Beauté) can be awarded by the judge to a cat in class 5/6 which has obtained 96 points.

In order to obtain this title, a cat must have been awarded:

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• 6 CAGCIB in int. champion class (5) respectively CAGPIB in int. Premior class (6)
• by at least 3 different Judges
• in at least 3 different countries
• during 6 International FIFe Shows

OR

• 6 CAGCIB in int. champion class (5) respectively CAGPIB in int. Premior class (6)
• by at least 3 different Judges
• at least 2 of the 6 shows must both have a minimum distance of 300 km from the other shows
• during 6 International FIFe Shows

OR

• 8 CAGCIB in int. champion class (5) respectively CAGPIB in int. Premior class (6)
• by at least 4 different Judges
• in at least 2 different countries
• during 8 International FIFe Shows
• maximum of 7 Certificates can be obtained in the same country

SC / SP

Supreme Champion / Supreme Premior

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CACS / CAPS

 

(Certificat d’Aptitude au Championnat / Premium Suprême de Beauté) can be awarded by the judge to a cat in class 3/4 which has obtained 97 points.

In order to obtain this title, a cat must have been awarded:

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• 9 CACS in Gr. Int. Champion class (3) respectively CAPS in Gr. Int. Premior class (4)
• by at least 3 different Judges
• in at least 3 different countries
• during 9 International FIFe Shows

OR

• 9 CACS in Gr. Int. Champion class (3) respectively CAPS in Gr. Int. Premior class (4)
• by at least 3 different Judges
• at least 2 of the 9 shows must both have a minimum distance of 300 km from the other shows
• during 9 International FIFe Shows

OR

• 11 CACS in Gr. Int. Champion class (3) respectively CAPS in Gr. Int. Premior class (4)
• by at least 6 different Judges
• in at least 2 different countries
• during 11 International FIFe Shows
• maximum of 10 Certificates can be obtained in the same country

JW

Junior Winner

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This title is only available at International Shows to cats of fully recognised breeds.

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win Best in Show a minimum of 5 times in Class 12 and/or Class 11

DSW

Distinguished Senior Winner

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This title is only available at International Shows to cats of fully recognised breeds and to House cats.

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win Best in Show or Best in Show Opposite Sex a minimum of 5 times after 1/1/2022 in Classes 1-10 or Class 14 at age of minimum 7 years
  • the shortest qualifying period is 1 year and 1 day between 1st and 5th Best in Sow or Best in Show Opposite Sex

NW

National Winner

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Competition according to Felis Belgica National Winner Rules for Felis Belgica members.

From the rules:

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  • maximum of 15 titles can be award in a single calendar year
  • a single cat can obtain only one NW title in a single calendar year

IW

International Winner

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Competition according to Felis Belgica International Winner Rules for Felis Belgica members.

From the rules:

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  • maximum of 15 titles can be award in a single calendar year
  • a single cat can obtain only one IW title in a single calendar year

DM

Distinguished Merit

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This title is only available at International Show to cats of fully recognised breeds and to House cats.

Awarded to a cat according to following rules:

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  • the required number of offspring to obtain the FIFe registered titles IC / IP or higher, alternatively DSM / DVM / JW or DM, should be a minimum of 5 for both a female and a male cat
  • among the offspring of the male, at least one of above mention titles or higher must have been achieved after 1/1/2023

DSM

Distinguished Show Merit

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This title is only available at International FIFe Shows to adult cats of fully recognised breeds and House cats.

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win Best in Show or Best in Show Opposite Sex a minimum of 10 times in Classes 1-10 or Class 14
  • the shortest qualifying period is 2 years and 1 day between 1st and 10th Best in Show or Best in Show Opposite Sex

DVM

Distinguished Variety Merit

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This title is available at National and International FIFe Shows to a cat of fully or preliminary recognised breeds.

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win Best in Variety a minimum of 10 times in Classes 1-12
  • the shortest qualifying period is 2 years and 1 day between 1st and 10th Best in Variety

AW

American Winner

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Organising countries:
Argentina, Brazil & Mexico

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at American Winner Show

BW

Baltic Winner

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Organising countries:
Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at Baltic Winner Show

BSW

Black Sea Winner

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Organising countries:
Bulgaria, Moldova, Romania & Ukraine

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at Black Sea Winner Show

CEW

Central European Winner

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Organising countries:
Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland & Slovakia

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at Central European Winner Show

EAW

Eurasian Winner

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Organising countries:
Belarus, China & Russia

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at Eurasian Winner Show

MW

Mediterranean Winner

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Organising countries:
Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Slovenia & Spain

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at Mediterranean Winner Show

NSW

North Sea Winner

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Organising countries:
Belgium, Germany, Netherlands & United Kingdom

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at North Sea Winner Show

SW

Scandinavian Winner

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Organising countries:
Denmark, Finland, Norway & Sweden

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at Scandinavian Winner Show

WW

World Winner

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Organising countries:
according to FIFe calendar

In order to obtain a title, the cat must:

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  • win the Best in Show at the FIFe World Winner Show

FIFe BREEDS & FELIS BELGICA CATTERIES

At this moment, FIFe recognises 48 breeds, divided in 4 Categories. 2 Breeds have obtained a Preliminary Recognition status, i.e. Bombay and Lykoi. In addition to the recognised breeds, we also have House Cat Longhair and House Cat Shorthair for non-pedigreed cats.

Within the framework of the Flemish Breeding Decree, approved on 31/05/2024, each pedigree association is required to publish breed programs, which include compulsory and recommended tests as well as the maximal increase in inbreeding coefficient for the relevant breed, as a condition for issuing pedigrees on Flemish territory.

Each Flemish breeder must respect the breed programs, as well as parentage verification via DNA, if they wish to apply for pedigrees.

For all Belgian breeders, a health certificate has been developed in the download section to comply with art. 19§2 of the Kennel Decree.

Below, you may find all breeds, sorted by FIFe category. Just move your cursor over the picture and the name of the breed pops up. By clicking on the picture, you will go to the specific breed page with general information, the breed standard, the breed program and the list of registered breeders under Felis Belgica. The last page is a page, dedicated to breeds and varieties with an experimental status (non recognised).

Exotic

Persian

Ragdoll

Sacred Birman

Turkish Van

American Curl Shorthair

American Curl Longhair

LaPerm Longhair

LaPerm Shorthair

Maine Coon

Neva Masquerade

Norwegian Forest Cat

Siberian

Turkish Angora

Bengal

Bombay

British Longhair

Burmilla

British Shorthair

Chartreux

Burmese

Cymric

European

Kurilean Bobtail Longhair

Kurilean Bobtail Shorthair

Korat

Manx

Egyptian Mau

Ocicat

Singapura

Snowshoe

Sokoke

Selkirk Rex Longhair

Selkirk Rex Shorthair

Abyssinian

Balinese

Cornish Rex

Devon Rex

Don Sphynx

German Rex

Japanese Bobtail Shorthair

Lykoi

Oriental Longhair

Oriental Shorthair

Peterbald

Russian Blue

Siamese

Somali

Sphynx

Thai

House Cat Longhair

House Cat Shorthair

Non Recognized Breeds and Varieties

Non Recognized Breeds and Varieties

NATIONAL WINNERS

The competition for the National Winner is determined by the registration requirements and formalities outlined in the FIFe regulations as well Felis Belgica National Winner Rules. Only cats that are listed on the name of FBe members, are registered in the FBe pedigree database, and belong to one FBe member are eligible. Only during FBe shows are points given out. The competition runs from January 1st to December 31st of each calendar year. Male, female, and neuter cats (those 4 months of age and up) as well as House Cat are awarded NW titles in each category. You can find the National Winner Rules here.

An honourable gallery of the 2024 & 2023 National Winners may be found below. Below the honourable gallery, clicking on the button, you can find all winners from the year 2013 till 2024.

NW'24

NW’24, IC Impero Diabolik

CATEGORY 1
MALE

EXO n

Owner: Andreas Dams

NW'24

NSW’24, NW’24, IC, JCH Bi Oni of Adhimisha JW

CATEGORY 1
FEMALE

SBI a

Owner: Melissa Annecour

NW'24

NW’24, SP, SC DK* Seierø's November Rain DSM

CATEGORY 1
NEUTER

RAG n 04

Owner: Marian Groenendijk

NW'24

NW’24, GIC N-Baba Cool of Luzilinburug

CATEGORY 2
MALE

MCO n 03

Owner: Tom Mathgen

NW'24

NW’24, JCH, KCH AnaCoons Resort LolliPop JW

CATEGORY 2
FEMALE

MCO f 09 24

Owner: Eddy Vereecken

NW'24

NW’24, IC Alegria Dorada Willi Tao JW

CATEGORY 3
MALE

SIN

Owner: Sophie Vanderheyde

NW'24

NW’24, KCH Belle Her Majesty

CATEGORY 3
FEMALE

BLH ns 02 21 64

Owner: Anja Van den Eynde

NW'24

NW’24 Um'Asha Castel Stown *BE

CATEGORY 3
FEMALE

SRL f 03

Owner: Dulce Cerdeira

NW'24

NSW’24, NW‘20‘21‘23’24, SP, IC Maui Her Majesty DSM, JW

CATEGORY 3
NEUTER

BLH ns 03 22 64

Owner: Anja Van den Eynde

NW'24

NW’24, GIC Yantai Mon Sasti*PL JW

CATEGORY 4
MALE

CRX n

Owner: Kathia & Dries Snoeck-Vanlaer

NW'24

NW‘24 Kathorse Vladimir V-Isakov JW

CATEGORY 4
FEMALE

CRX n

Owner: Kathia & Dries Snoeck-Vanlaer

NW'24

NW'22'23’24, SP, *EC Xena Sunny Fox

CATEGORY 4
NEUTER

SOM n

Owner: Guido Van Laethem

NW'24

NSW’24, NW’24 Felix from Brinfinity

HOUSE CAT LONGHAIR
MALE

Owner: Saskia Schaessens

NW'23

NW'23 CH SI* Dear to Dream Erebus

CATEGORY 1
MALE

RAG a 03

Owner: Malu Koelman

NW'23

NW'23 Temperance des Topaz Sacrees

CATEGORY 1
FEMALE

SBI n

Owner: Bénédicte Hogge

NW'23

NW'23 NW SP SC DK*Seierø's Prinsess Josephine DVM DSM DSW

CATEGORY 1
NEUTER

RAG n 03

Owner: Marian Groenendijk

NW'23

NW'23 NW SC Racoones Resort Anakin Skywalker DVM DSM

CATEGORY 2
MALE

MCO

Owner: Karin Stein

NW'23

NW'23 S*Stortassen's Freya JW

CATEGORY 2
FEMALE

MCO

Owner: Eddy Vereecken

NW'23

NW'23 IP Lady Daisy of Luzilinburg

CATEGORY 2
NEUTER

MCO

Owner: Tom Mathgen

NW'23

NW'23 CH JCH Yogi Her Majesty

CATEGORY 3
MALE

BLH ns 03 22 64

Owner: Anja Van den Eynde

NW'23

NW'23 Teddy van de Grijze Parel

CATEGORY 3
FEMALE

BSH c

Owner: Eline Biets

NW'23

NW'23 PR Salku Sweetie's Daryl

CATEGORY 3
NEUTER

BSH ns 03 22 64

Owner: Nancy Van Craenenbroeck

NW'23

NW'23 Joysa Cats Nacho

CATEGORY 4
MALE

SIA a

Owner: Jo & Isabelle Blomme

NW'23

NW'23 GIC Kathorse Paul McCartney

CATEGORY 4
FEMALE

CRX

Owner: Kathia Snoeck

NW'23

NW'23 NW IP IC Xena Sunny Fox*EC

CATEGORY 4
NEUTER

SOM n

Owner: Guido Van Laethem

NW'23

NW'23 Abby Rose from Brinfinity

HOUSE CAT
FEMALE

Owner: Saskia Schaessens

ALL NATIONAL WINNERS

CONTACTS

Joeri Vanrusselt

President

 

joeri.vanrusselt@felisbelgica.be

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Guido Van Laethem

Vice-president

 

guido@felisbelgica.be

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Stéphanie Dupont

Secretary

 

stephanie.dupont@felisbelgica.be

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Samantha Boeren

Show manager

 

 samantha@felisbelgica.be

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Felis Belgica

General questions

 

info@felisbelgica.be

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Felis Belgica

Membership management

 

ledenreg@felisbelgica.be

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Felis Belgica

Webmaster

 

webmaster@felisbelgica.be

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Pedigree book

General questions

 

pedigree@felisbelgica.be

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Donatella Mastrangelo

Pedigree Imports

 

imports@felisbelgica.be

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Kathleen De Lanoo

Request a pedigree for Category 1 & 2

 

 kathleen@felisbelgica.be

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Guido Van Laethem

Request a pedigree for Category 3 & 4

 

guido@felisbelgica.be

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Marie France Van Roey

Title registration

 

titelreg@felisbelgica.be

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Felis Belgica show

Everything regarding shows

 

 shows@felisbelgica.be

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Samantha Boeren

Show manager

 

 samantha@felisbelgica.be

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Kristof Van Roy

Judges host & Student judges requests

 

kristof.vanroy@felisbelgica.be

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Carolyn Bacq

Confirm show abroad

 

buitland.inschrijv@felisbelgica.be

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Rudi Van Biesen

Chief steward

 

stewards@felisbelgica.be

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Nancy Reyns

Logistics

Karin Stein

Logistics

Marianne Debruyne

Catering

OUR CLUBS

BELGIAN RAGDOLL CLUB

We are a breed club for breeders and lovers of Ragdoll under the umbrella of Felis Belgica. The Belgian Ragdoll Club aims to promote the Ragdoll and keep the breed as healthy as possible.

As a breed club, you can contact us for:

 

    •  information for kitten buyers and breeders
    • guidance for breeders via our mentor program & whatsapp group
    • online workshops
VISIT WEBSITE

CLUB ITALIA

Founded in 2008, Club Italia is created by a group of breeders with a genuine passion for cat breeding and showing. With an ideal cat world in mind, they focus on the development of the breeds, particularly with regards to health and breeding procedures. All of this in compliance with FIFe rules.

Club Italia is an affiliated Member of Felis Belgica since 2020 and participates in activities around Europe with a lot of enthusiasm and excellent results!

VISIT WEBSITE

FELINE TEDDY BEARS

Feline Teddy Bears is a young and dynamic club for breeders and enthusiasts of the British Shorthair and Longhair and the Selkirk Rex Shorthair and Longhair breeds.

Our goal is to support breeders in responsible breeding and to guide enthusiasts in purchasing and caring for these beautiful breeds. If you are looking for more information about the British and or the Selkirk Rex, please do not hesitate to contact us.

VISIT WEBSITE

FIFe BREED COUNCILS

Do you want to work for your cat breed? Do you want to join other FIFe breeders from different countries to talk about your breed? You want your voice to be heard?
Become Member of a FIFe Breed Council!

Eligibility and membership requirements

  1. A member must have a FIFe registered cattery name.
  2. A member must be at least 25 years old and must be a member in good standing, for at least 5 calendar years, of a National FIFe Member.
  3. A member must have bred and registered with a National FIFe Member at least 5 litters of the appropriate breed.
  4. A member must either have:
  • bred at least one Grand Int. Champion or Grand Int. Premier of the appropriate breed or;
  •  have exhibited a cat of the appropriate breed owned by him at FIFe shows at least 3 times per year within the previous 3 calendar years.

More information about FIFe Breed Councils you can find here.

Send your application to: info@felisbelgica.be
Annual Breed Council fee: 10 €

Felis Belgica members in different Breed Councils

Kristof van Roy (CRX)
Stephanie Dupont (MCO)
Marian Groenendijjk (RAG)
Mario Groenendijk (RAG)
Mary Hellmann Bom (BUR)
Sonia Calignano (LYO)
Tom Mathgen (MCO)
Dulce Cerdeira (SBI)
Rachelle Cavalinni (BAL / OLH / OSH / SIA)
Anja van den Eynde (BSH)
Kathia Snoeck (CRX)
Jo Blomme (SIA)

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