CatPedigrees.com is a collection of breed databases that allows cat fanciers to research the pedigrees of their cats.
There are SEVEN separate Exotic databases varying from the smallest at 27,000 individual cats’ pedigrees, up to the huge Carictor database of over 3/4 of a million individual cats. Each of the Exotic databases also includes Persian and/or Himalayan pedigrees as allowable outcrosses.
The databases are each named after their contributor’s cattery name.
- Alomi Database (Exotic/Persian/Himalayan, 362,676 Records): This is the personal database of Danish breeder Lasse Mortensen, a retired judge in FIFe.
- Calivan Database (Exotic/Persian 569,465 Records): Kathleen Holahan is a breeder of over 100 Grand Champions in CFA. Kathy retired from breeding in 2011 and now focuses on building the Calican pedigree database.
- Carictor Database (Exotic/Persian 782,062 Records): Cathy Scarbrough started linechasing with her first Silver Persians in the late 1970’s. Her database includes pedigrees from show catalogs, past yearbooks and even cats from studbooks dating from the late 1800’s.
- Grandaries Database (Exotic/Persian 87,000 Records): Peter Romich was the quintessential Linechaser. His database is the culmination of 20 years’ worth of researching Exotic and Persian pedigrees up until 2001.
- Hellan Database (Exotic/Persian 197,235 Records): Helen Listemaa’s database includes pedigrees of TICA and CFA cats up until 2005.
- Ingucheeni Database (Exotic/Persian 26,885 Records) This small database is specific to GCCF/TICA-UK registered Exotics and Persians and their ancestors which includes cats imported into the United Kingdom.
- Per-Lore Databse (Exotic/Persian 552,953 Records): Barb Brush began breeding and showing Himalayans under the Per-lore cattery name in the early 90’s. Her database focuses on pedigrees from both CFA and ACFA, prior to 2015.
If you would like to look at pedigrees of Exotics, or add your pedigree to one of the Exotic databases, go to CatPedigrees.com.
