Skip to main content
Keep the forestcats unmasked. Also the siberiancat.

Keep the forestcats unmasked. Also the siberiancat.

58 signatures 42 to reach 100
L
Luc H. signed
S
Susan S. signed
S
Someone signed
S
Sonia G. signed
M
Maimuna N. signed
S
Saandy F. signed
S
Someone signed
U
Ute S. signed
M
Milkana B. signed
L
Lesmar D. signed
IK
Started by Inger Kongskog 10 years, 3 months ago

All three forestcatbreeds are unmasked. Let it stay that way.

Updates

May 28, 2016

The feedback coming in confirms that breed purity matters to a lot of people. Behind the scenes I am gathering documentation to present to the board.

May 28, 2016

The momentum is incredible. This movement for the forestcats is showing no signs of slowing down.

27 Comments

S
Susan Shoring
10 years ago Featured

There are plenty of pointed cat breeds already; let's leave the forest cats the way nature intended: unmasked!

B
Barbara Arioska
10 years ago Featured

Let us hope our efforts to keep the natural siberian forest cat will be carried on by future breeders. We need to show them the way. Mixing with blue eyed cats is a nonsense. So many breeds in the past have been perverted.... Don't let it happen with siberian cats. So vote....

M
Maimuna Nack
10 years ago Featured

I like the differences in the breeds. I mean, it is why we have breeds in the first place. Every pattern in every breed would take away much of the peculiar charme and beauty so typical of each. Therefore yes, no colourpoint in Forestcats. To each his own.

S
Saandy Fairchild
10 years ago Featured

This is not a natural look for these breeds . keep the standard ..............No Masking ......no Gloves and Gaunlets... they need to hide in the leaf litter and in the trees . I vote NO not no not ever !!! if it ever gets to a vote that is ............

O
Ole-Peter Bona
10 years ago Featured

Neva is a separate breed, no blue eyes are wild looking or natural breed. Neva is first mixed with Siam (semilong haired) by Hans-Joachim Schulz.

C
Clare ferris
10 years ago Featured

The breeds need to stay as close to natural as possible. The colourpoint gene is not part of that and it should not be in the siberian

B
Barbara Gallagher
10 years ago

No, not ever do I want pointed cats mixed with The true Forest cats!

S
Saandy Fairchild
10 years ago

no not now not ever

Help this petition grow

Share it with friends to help reach 100 signatures.

Your share link

Share directly