Brown Spotted Tabby Bengal wants you to bring food to the International Cat Show
Cats know it's important to share scarce resources, and with one in four families requesting assistance from the Oregon Food Bank, the International Cat Show is working to fill their bare cupboards by offering a wide selection of beautiful breeds in competition, who are willing to purr for food and top show honors.
The last International Cat Show in Portland collected 3,739 lbs of food, 2 cans of food at a time, filling 15 55-gallon barrels for the Oregon Food Bank. This year event organizers hope to fill 20 barrels, because the need for food has never been greater.
Admission & Show Hours:
Friday - Oct 30th - On Safari Bengal Only Show, 4pm to 9pm
$2+2 cans of human food, $3 without food, children under 12 free
Sat/Sun - Oct 31st/Nov 1st - International Allbreed Cat Show, 9am to 5pm
$3+2 cans of human food, $5 without food, children under 12 free
Over 250 Cats on Exhibition –
Bengals and Toygers with swirling spots and bold stripes
Bold and Brawny British Shorthairs
Maine Coons, the Gentle Giant
Big-footed Pixiebobs
Naked Sphynx & Flocked Peterbalds
Chapple Hill Cat Sanctuary will have healthy, happy, kittens & cats for adoption
Royal Canin USA is sponsoring the show, and they will be giving away super-premium cat food samples at their booth.
An International Meow-mart of vendors will also be at the show -
Driftwood cat trees; tasteful & natural
Fluffy, washable, comfortable cat beds
Teasers & toys for the active and hard-to-please
Additional International Cat Show Information:
For more information about how cats purr in a special way for humans and their food -
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