more #catset excellence - stray cat "baby" crowned world champion 2024

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Nine-year-old stray from Malaysia crowned World Champion 2024 at International Cat Show in Norway (VIDEO)​

Malay Mail
Thu, 7 November 2024 at 2:52 am GMT-6·1-min read

Malay Mail

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7 — A nine-year-old stray cat named ‘Baby’ from Malaysia won the world championship at the International Cat Show in Oslo, Norway.
The show organized by the Fédération Internationale Féline (FIFe) last Sunday saw Baby charming the judges not just with her beautiful appearance, but also with her gentle behavior during the competition.



Baby — who was making her second appearance at the FIFe World Cat Show after the 2017 edition in Amsterdam where she made the finals —was joined by eight other cats representing the country in four British Short Hairs, three rescued strays, and a Bengal.



Baby’s entry into the international competition was part of Kelab Kucing Malaysia's (KKM) initiative

The event is one of the largest cat events in the world, where over a thousand cats compete for the World Winner crown where only 34 will get the title in various categories.
Baby is owned by Shaharudin Shuid and Rooaida Mohd Darus.

“Baby is just an ordinary breed cat; we took her off the streets and have cared for her well ever since”, said Rooaida as reported by Goody.

 

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shoutout to dolce mia

Estonia's Dolce Mia achieves glory at world cat championships in Norway​

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This week, there was a special guest in ETV's "Terevisioon" studio. Dolce Mia, who returned home to Estonia from Norway having won the title for best shorthair at the FiFe Winner Show, one of the largest cat events in the world.

"Dolce Mia has a new title – she is the best in the world in her class," said Dolce Mia's owner Nataly Poogen on ETV show "Terevisioon."

"Cats are judged there according to the breed standard, there are a lot of different points and she was the best of her breed. Dolce Mia is an Abyssinian cat – an aristocratic and elegant breed," Nataly explained.

Dolce Mia goes to a lot of different shows. "She's very social because she has met so many people," added Nataly.

The story of how Dolce Vita ended up moving in with Nataly and her husband Marko is actually a long one.

"My wife had wanted a cat for almost 20 years, but as she has allergies and carries an inhaler round with her, the first thing we had to look for was a breed that would be as hypoallergenic as possible. We also had to prepare our home accordingly by installing powerful air purifiers. An Abyssinian cat is not really a cat at all, it's more of a dog -cat, it does all sorts of tricks, you can throw a ball for it to fetch," said owner Marko Poogen.

Estonia's Dolce Mia claimed the prize for world's best shorthair cat in Norway.
Source: ERR

According to Marko, Dolce Mia is a very curious and attentive cat.

"When I brush my teeth in the morning, she checks on the sink to see if there is still the same toothpaste and toothbrush there, and nothing has changed. She always checks on the coffee machine too," said Marko. "She's with you all the time."

Dolce Mia is such a well-mannered cat that Marko says she doesn't even come to wake her owners up in the morning. "When Dolce Mia wakes up in the morning, she will go and look for her toys and play a bit. If no one wakes up, she will just go back to sleep." Marko said.

According to Nataly, they also have a big playpen for Dolce Mia at home.

 

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From a orphan to being on top of the world