CFA Publications

CFA’s publications department currently produces several publications (both in print and online): the Online Almanac, the CatTalk Almanac, a monthly newsletter, and our flagship publication, the CFA Yearbook.

The CFA Yearbook

CFA YearbookThe first CFA Yearbook was published in 1958, and in 1973 it was expanded to a large (9″ x 12″) hard cover designer edition. In 2003, the Yearbook was redesigned as an 8-1/2″ x 11″ format. The YEARBOOK is published annually with the continuing history of CFA and exceptional pictures of the finest pedigreed cats in the world.

The CFA Yearbook contains the current CFA By-Laws; award winners; Grand Champions, Grand Premiers and Distinguished Merits; interesting articles and feature stories by breeders, research scientists, and veterinarians; as well as breeder advertising.

The CFA YEARBOOK is a prized addition to any library – order yours today!

CatTalk Magazine

Cat Talk is a digital, bi-monthly magazine that captures the many voices of CFA. With its first-person view, Cat Talk serves as the heart and soul of the CFA exhibitor. Through its intent as a member-driven publication, Cat Talk is dedicated to reflecting the organization’s diverse membership and wide range of interests.

Subscribe now and read the latest news about our Fancy!

E-Points

Epoints are a digital reporting of point standings from CFA cat shows. Reports include national standings, regional standings, and individual breed standings.

Epoints are updated weekly throughout the show season.

A 1 year subscription to E-points is $25.00 – subscribe here

eNewsletter

E-NewsletterCFA produces a monthly eNewsletter that is available for free to anyone who subscribes. It is published on the 15th of each month and is emailed to subscribers. It includes news of interest to active breeders, exhibitors, CFA club members, show committees, clerks, judges, breed council members and everyone else seriously involved in CFA.

View a sample copy / Subscribe

Cat Fanciers’ Almanac

The Cat Fanciers’ Almanac was directed to serious breeders and exhibitors of pedigreed cats. As the official bi-monthly publication of CFA, it contained the official records of the Association; schedules of upcoming shows and the results of shows held under the Association’s rules; articles on breeding, health and care, and showing; highlights of new Grand Champions/Premiers, and sires and dams reaching the Distinguished Merit level; national and regional award winners; commercial and breeder advertising.

The Cat Fanciers’ Almanac ceased publication with the October/November 2007 issue.

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