Breed Clubs, Pet Groups & Associations for Farm-animals in Australia

The Abyssinian and Somali Club Of Australia Inc is a friendly club for lovers of Abyssinian and Somali cats. The club was founded as the Abyssinian Cat Club of Australasia Inc. in 1966 and is the oldest and largest Club of this type in Australia. ... read more

QICC Inc. is a non-profit organisation which provides registration and associated services for both pedigreed and companion kittens/cats.

Proudly affiliated with the Australian Cat Federation Inc. A charter member of The World Cat Congress. read more

The Australian Silky Terrier Club of Northern NSW is an affiliated Royal NSW Canine Council Club. We welcome new members and are happy to answer breed enquiries.

Club meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of each month,at . At theCNCC grounds on ... read more

Royal Thai Cat Club was formed and granted GCCFV Affiliation in October 2008.

The purposes of the Club shall be:
1. To promote responsible cat ownership.
2. To foster the welfare and kind treatment of all cats.
3. To raise public awareness of the ... read more

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

The Chihuahua Club of South Australia is open to all people. As a group, our members have a wealth of knowledge about the Chihuahua and are only too happy to help you with your enquiries.

Our official Club magazine the "Chi Chit Chat" is published ... read more

This fabulous breed of dog has surely crept into the hearts and souls of everyone who has been owned by one.

We hold one Championship show and one Open show every July and we often hold fun days where all Bostons and their owners are welcome to ... read more

QLD based Breed Club, dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the American Staffordshire Terrier.

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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

The clubhouse is located on Morisset Road, in Mitchell ACT (corner of Flemington Road and Sandford Street).
BDOC Club Office

The BDOC Club office is open during the following times while canine companion classes are in session:

Thursday 7:00pm ... read more