Persians is a small cattery located about 15 minutes west of theWe specialize in chinchilla and shaded silver Persians and are now producing shaded and chinchilla golden Persian kittens. We have been showing and and raising Persians since 1988 and have always bred to the standard of CFA. personality are very important to us. For every Persian kitten for sale, we provide a The Silver and Golden Division consists of chinchilla and shadedThe exquisite silvers are considered the most ethereal of allThe chinchilla is a sparkling white cat with black tipping scattered as evenly as stardust, ever so lightly, on the face, legs, tail and body. Shadeds show a mantle of black on the back, shading evenly down the sides. The tipping on the legs and face should match and is darker than the chinchilla. Goldens are either chinchilla or shaded. ground color is a rich, warm cream tipped with black. Silvers and goldens have green or blue-green eyes rimmed with black, black paw pads and brick red or rose nose leather.

The following is the CFA Standard for the Silver and Golden Persian Division. CHINCHILLA SILVER: undercoat pure white. back, flanks, head and tail sufficiently tipped with black to give the characteristicLegs may be slightly shaded with tipping. stomach, and chest pure white. Rims of eyes, lips and nose outlined with black. Disqualify for incorrect eye color being copper, yellow, gold, amber, or any color other than green or blue-green. SHADED SILVER: undercoat white with a mantle of black tipping down from sides, face, and tail from dark on the ridge to white on the chin, chest, stomach and under the tail. Legs to be the same tone as the face. effect to be much darker than a chinchilla. Rims of eyes, lips and nose outlined withNose leather: brick red. color: green or blue-green. Disqualify for incorrect eye color being copper, yellow, gold, amber, or any color other than green or blue-green. CHINCHILLA GOLDEN: undercoat pale honey to

Coat on back, flanks, head and tail sufficiently tipped with black to enhance a golden appearance. Legs and end of tail may be shaded with tipping. stomach, and chest consistant dilute color, much lighter in tone than theThe general effect is much lighter than a shaded golden due to less tipping. Rims of eyes, lips and nose outlined with black. Eye color: green or blue-green. for incorrect eye color being copper, yellow, gold, amber, or any color other than green SHADED GOLDEN: undercoat pale honey to bright apricot with a mantle of black tipping shading down from the sides, face, head, and tail. Legs to be the same tone as the face. Coat on back, flanks, head and tail sufficiently tipped with black to enhance a golden appearance. Legs and end of tail may be shaded withEar tufts, chin, chest, stomach, and underside of the tail, consistant dilute color, much lighter in tone than the undercoat. The general effect is darker than a chinchilla golden due to more tipping.

CHINCHILLA GOLDEN: undercoat ivory to pale honey. Coat on back, flanks, head, and tail sufficiently tipped with blue to tufts, stomach, chest and underside of tail, consistent ivory to pale honey color. Zanussi Washer Dryer Heating Element general effect is lighter than a blue shaded golden due to less tipping. Used Digital Slr Cameras Calgary lips and nose outlined with blue. Rvs For Sale New Bern Nc undercoat ivory to pale honey with a mantle of blue tipping shading down from the sides,Chin,ear tufts, stomach, chest and underside of tail, consistent ivory to pale honey color. The general effect is darker than a blue chinchilla golden due to more tipping. Paw Pads: Blue or rose. Declawing of Cats - CFA guidance statement

Approved by the CFA Board of Directors - October 1996 and revised June 2003 CFA's Health Committee proposed the following guidance statement on the declawing of cats after review of the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association's (CVMA) position concerning declawing, and after research of scientific articles and information from the Cornell Feline Health Center, from Joan Miller's files of cat fancy and animal shelter materials and by talking with veterinarians, feline behavioral specialists, The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the President of the American College of Behaviorists and the Director of Ethical Studies at the San Francisco SPCA. 1996 meeting, the CFA Board unanimously approved a guidance statement on the declawing ofA revised guidance statement was approved at the June 2003 Board meeting. "The Cat Fanciers' Association recognizes that scratching is a natural behavior of cats and that cats may be defenseless without full use of their claws if they,

either intentionally or unintentionally, go outdoors. Scratching damage to household furnishings can be minimized or avoided by routine clipping of the claws, the use of claw covers and by redirecting the cat's activity to acceptable surfaces. CFA perceives the declawing of cats (onychectomy ) and the severing of digital tendons (tendonectomy) to be elective surgical procedures that are without benefit to the cat. Because of the discomfort associated with any surgery and potential future behavioral or physical effects, CFA disapproves of routine declawing or tendonectomy surgery in lieu of alternative solutions to prevent household damage. In certain situations, including high risk of injury or disease transmission to owners with bleeding disorders or compromised immune systems, declawing may be justified in order to maintain the cat-human bond. Himalayan Cats for Sale Depending on the association, the Himalayan may be considered a separate breed or a color pattern of the Persian breed.