Welcome to the Burmese Cat Society
of Australasia Inc.
We hope you enjoy your visit and take a while to browse our pages to learn about the Society and the wonderful Burmese cat.
About the Society
The Burmese Cat Society of Australasia was founded in New South Wales in 1967 to:
- promote and improve the welfare and breeding of Burmese cats by shows and exhibitions (where they are able to be held); and
- aid and support all activities for the benefit and welfare of all cats.
The Society was granted incorporation status in 1994. It is affiliated with NSW Cat Fanciers' Association Inc.
Our Club's administration and activities are based in NSW.
The Club holds an Annual Championship Show, a highlight for the start of the show season. You can read all about this main event on our Show page. We have an archive of past show results.
Each year we recognise our outstanding Burmese exhibits with our
Burmese of the Year awards.
The Rules governing the Awards to Members Cats/Kittens of the year is on the Annual Awards - Members page.
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KITTEN AND CAT PURCHASES FROM OUR BREEDERS
*** DISCLAIMER ***
The Society is unable to settle disputes between our breeders and kitten buyers. This is a transaction between the purchaser and the seller, and
any disputes which arise should be directed to the NSW Office of Fair Trading. We remind our breeders of our Code of Ethics.
Perhaps you are looking for a Burmese kitten or an adult burmese cat, (usually a desexed queen or older cats who need rehoming). Why not view our kitten Classified section or visit our Breeder listings?
We advise that the advertisements which appear on our website are not in any way an endorsement by the Society of any particular breeder. You are advised to do your research in relation to buying kittens or cats, no matter from whom you buy.
REHOMING OF BURMESE CATS Anyone, member or not, can contact the Club, via Melanie Martin, or Sue Thomas (see contact details below) to arrange for a listing for any burmese cats in need of rehoming to be placed on our website.
Please note that these cats needing rehoming are just that - burmese cats who for various reasons (such as death or illness of owner, relocating and unable to take cats etc) are requiring new homes from time to time. This is also a service for burmese cats who have been found because they were lost, unable to be cared for by an unwell owner, the death of an owner or abandoned.
Listings for them can be found under "Kittens" - Available Kittens/Older Cats tab.
In Other States:
We suggest you contact your local vet, or your own state's cat fancies first before contacting us, as they most probably have their own rehoming services, or know who may be looking for a cat. It is always best to find homes locally for the cats requiring new homes, however we are always happy to assist .
There are facebook groups which can be contacted to list burmese cats needing to be rehomed. One such group is:
Siamese, Burmese Oriental Cat re-homing Australia
Depending on your location, There are cat fancies in all states of Australia, and you may like to contact them first if you do not live in NSW.
You may also google "cat fancies" in your home state to find clubs to contact.
- Victoria -The Feline Control Council of Victoria - email: secretary@fccv.com.au
- Queensland - There are at least three Cat Fanciers Associations which you could contact.
- They are QFA - QICC Inc - /Cats Queensland Inc
- Foreign ShortHair Cat Club of SA Inc -
- Feline Association of South Australia
- West Australia -Cats United WA -
- Burmese and Other Breeds Cat Club inc -
- Northern Territory - The Cat Association of NT
- ACT - Canberra Capital Cats
"KITTENS AVAILABLE" ADVERTISING:
If you wish to place an ad listing kittens/older cats for sale, please contact Sue Thomas or Melanie Martin if you have forgotten your username and password. Remember if the cat/kitten has a microchip, you must list that microchip on the advertisement, together with your governing body membership number. Contact details are:
Melanie : 0411 311 311 (call or text) email: melanie@burmeseaustralia.com
Sue : 0412 808777 (call or text) email: sue_k_thomas@hotmail.com
2025-26 Officeholders:
President Mr Chris Buckley
Snr Vice President Ms Melanie Martin
Vice President Kerrie Melville
Secretary Jeannette Rossiter
Treasurer & Public Officer Terry Yates
Publicity Officer Ms Melanie Martin
Bulletin/Newsletter Editors Melanie Martin
Committee: L Varney, M Sim, T Carabetta, L Minard, S Wyman, S Thomas
Patrons: Mrs M Walker, Mrs S Prass, Mrs B Patterson
Hon Vet: Dr Michelle Harvey
NEWSLETTER:
Members, if you wish to contribute to our Newsletter, please contact Melanie Martin at melanie@burmeseaustralia.com.au or 0411 311 311.
updated 3 June, 2025
