If you want to register your purebred Burmese cat you will need to first decide if you want to register her with a local registry or an international registry. You will also want to pick which association as there are a few different ones associated with registering cats. Your vet may be able to suggest local chapters as well as a few larger ones that he may be aware of. You can also research online which registry you would like your cat in. For the Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA), registration requires you to submit an application that includes information from a blue or yellow slip that you should have received from your breeder. Blue slips require you to pay application fees for registration. Yellow slips indicate the breeder has paid for registration. Applications can be submitted by mail or online. Talk with your vet Columbia, MD for assistance on completing registration paperwork.
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