Breed Clubs, Pet Groups & Associations for Burmese Cats in Australia
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The Birman Society Inc. was founded in Melbourne Victoria on 30th April 1993. The Society was founded due to a need as an organisation to:
- Unite members in the bonds of friendship and mutual understanding in an open forum.
- Raise the status of ... read more
- Unite members in the bonds of friendship and mutual understanding in an open forum.
- Raise the status of ... read more
Our aim is to promote responsible breeding and ownership including the desexing of cats sold as pets and control of feral and stray cats. We also support those people actively involved in rescue work. As a Governing Body, FCCQ Inc. offers its Clubs ... read more
Established in 1995 under The Dog and Cat Management Act 1995, the Dog and Cat Management Board (the Board) is the only statutory board of its kind in Australia and offers a unique perspective in reporting on the status of dog and cat management in ... read more
The Birman club of Queensland provides a meeting place for people who have a common interest - their love of the Sacred Cat of Burma. The club is affiliated with the Queensland Feline Association Inc, which is a member of the Australian Cat ... read more
What happens when an owner becomes frail or unwell and is unable to care for their pet in the same way they used to? It’s during these times that Northside’s Pet Assistance and Wellbeing Service (PAWS) can provide support. The Northside team ... read more
The Australian Veterinary Business Association is a not-for-profit organisation managed by an enthusiastic group of veterinarians, practice managers and other business people from various sectors of the veterinary world. Based in different parts of ... read more
The Pet Industry Association is the only industry association created to represent all businesses in the pet industry in Australia. Since 1979 when we formed as the PIJAC, we have become a peak organisation which aims to create an environment of ... read more
The following results relate to all pets and may be helpful
The "Animal" Poppy
Most people are unaware that as well as the traditional red poppy worn to mark the Armistice Day of 11 November 1918, that there is also the purple poppy, remembering animals that died during conflict.
To commemorate all the ... read more
Most people are unaware that as well as the traditional red poppy worn to mark the Armistice Day of 11 November 1918, that there is also the purple poppy, remembering animals that died during conflict.
To commemorate all the ... read more
The following results relate to all pets and may be helpful
'Made in Tas' Miniature Smooth Dachshunds began our journey in 2003 with the purchase of Australian Champion 'Stardayne Airmarshall' from South Aust. and along with the wonderful mentoring from Robert Manning in NZ and importing his tiny Australian ... read more
The Canine Fitness Centre aims to assist all dogs to reach a peak level of fitness enabling them to enjoy life and to avoid common injuries, through our specialised Dog Hydrotherapy Sessions. Excellent for: Rehabilitation after surgery, Weight ... read more
