FIFe (Federation International Feline) is the first international organisation that started to work with cats from Russia. FIFe clubs are now located not only in Holland, Germany, France, but also in Russia and Belarus. In the club strictly observe the rules, perfectly organise breeding selection and exhibitions. Participants of this class are awarded titles not higher than CAC (Candidate to Champions).

Cornish Rex

Cornish Rex

Cornish Rexes are very intelligent, attached to their owners, perfectly trainable and even allow themselves to be walked on a leash.

Chartreux

Chartreux

Chartreux is the name given by the monks of the Cartesian order to their favourite cats and their own liqueur.

Canadian Sphynx

Canadian Sphynx

The Canadian Sphynx is the first recognised breed of hairless cat. If you want an animal that does its own thing and does not need to socialise, the Sphynx is not for you.

Burmilla Cat

Burmilla Cat

The Burmilla is a medium-sized short-haired cat. Its weight ranges from 2 to 7kg. Burmilla is independent, easily tolerates loneliness and will always find something to do.

British Shorthair

British Cat

The British cat is a rather large cat recognisable by its characteristic oval face. They are true gentlemen: unruffled, calm, independent and absolutely not aggressive.

Birman Cat

Birman Cat

The Burmese cat (Birman), or sacred Burmese, is elegance itself.

Balinese Cat

Balinese Cat

The Balinese cat's affection for its owners is comparable to that of a dog. Balinese cats are very "talkative", affectionate and get along well with all members of the family.

American Curl

American Curl

American Curls are neat, loyal, and quickly learn the rules of behaviour in the house. Cats of this breed are playful and curious regardless of their age.

Abyssian Cat

Abyssian Cat

The Abyssinian is a breed of domestic short-haired cat with a distinctive "ticked" tabby coat, in which individual hairs are banded with different colors.