41st Annual Cat Fanciers Association Allbreed Cat Show

Fancy felines from around the country will be on display and competing for Best Cat at the 41st annual Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) cat show presented by Crow Canyon Cat Club. The Rex’s curly coat, the Scottish Fold’s unusual ears, and the Japanese Bobtail’s pom-pom tail
will easily be found, as well as the distinctive looks of fluffy Persians and slinky Siamese. More than 200 cats representing 47 breeds will be presented. In addition to the judging activities throughout the day, spectators will be able to see cats “up close and purrsonal” while they wait to compete. They also will have an opportunity to vote for their favorite to win the Spectators Choice Award. Owners are happy to discuss their cats, and many will have kittens for sale. Rescue groups will have adoptable cats hoping to find forever homes. Vendors will have a large assortment of arts and crafts, gifts and gadgets for cats and cat lovers. Proceeds benefit Northern California animal rescue groups, support disaster relief, and help sponsor feline health research through grants from the Winn Foundation and UC Davis. Crow Canyon Cat Club is a member of Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA), a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of all cats. Founded in 1906, CFA is the world’s
largest registry of pedigreed cats with affiliated clubs producing more than 400 shows each year.

Admission:
Adults: $10
Seniors 61+: $5
Children 9 and under: $5
Military: FREE
Family of 3 or more: $20

Parking: $15 – Credit Card Only

Hours:
Saturday, April 2: 10am – 4pm
Sunday, April 3: 10am – 4pm

Location:
Enter Gate 8 or 12 off Valley Avenue
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Pleasanton, CA 94566

Per the current Alameda County Health order, face masks will be required indoors for all unvaccinated persons.

To learn more, please visit crowcanyoncatclub.org.