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The Egyptian Mau Club
- is the United
Kingdom’s founding cat club dedicated to the
Egyptian Mau breed. The clubs aims and objectives are to develop
& promote the Egyptian Mau in the United Kingdom.
- is a friendly club that informs, supports and advises owners, exhibitors and breeders of Egyptian Maus.
The
club welcomes new members from both the UK and overseas. For more information
on the club and how to join us click here.
The photos show
the three colours of Egyptian Mau that are recognised in the UK -
bronze, silver and smoke. For more information about the different
colours see
the facts & figures and genetics pages under the 'Egyptian Mau' menu tab.
This
site is aimed at our existing members, potential members and the wider
community who are interested in learning more about the Egyptian Mau – whether
you are interested in showing, breeding, having a Mau as a beautiful and
stunning pet or you simply want to learn more about the breed we hope you will
find helpful information on our site.
 If you are unable to find what
you are looking for, feel free to contact one of our committee members who
will be pleased to help you.
News and current items are listed
in the banners on the right of this page. Click on a banner for more
information about that topic.
The Egyptian Mau Club is a member
of the UK’s premier governing and registration body, the Governing Council of
the Cat Fancy (GCCF).
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News and current items
Click on banner for details
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EMC Annual General Meeting 2013
The
Egyptian Mau Club will hold its Annual General Meeting in the Village Hall, Sewstern,
Lincolnshire on Sunday 7 July 2013 at 1400 hrs
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The EMS System
The Council of the GCCF intends to discuss at its June 2013 meeting a proposal to introduce a different approach to the codes it uses to identify the different breeds, colours, etc. .... more
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