When TICA Recognized the Siamese Cat
TICA recognition of the Siamese cat in 1979 explained, comparing registry timelines, standards, and rules across organizations.
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When the CFA Recognized the Siamese Cat
Cat Fanciers Association recognition of the Siamese cat in 1906 created a formal show framework after Siam reached Lucy Hayes in 1878.
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What the First Siamese Cat Standard Said
The nineteen-one British Siamese Cat Club standard explains why early show cats looked different than modern ones.
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Who Founded the Siamese Cat Club
The Siamese Cat Club was founded in Britain in 1901 by early enthusiasts including Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Vyvyan.
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Whether the First Siamese Cats Survived Long in England
The early Siamese cats Pho and Mia arrived in England from Bangkok in 1884, but their exact lifespans remain uncertain.
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What Judges Thought of the First Siamese Cats
Early British show reactions to the first Siamese cats reveal why audiences found their striking coloring unusual.
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Which London Show the First Siamese Cats Were Entered In
The Crystal Palace cat show in Sydenham hosted the first recorded Siamese cats in Britain during 1871 or 1885.
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What the First British Siamese Cat Kittens Were Named
Duen Ngai, Kalohom, and Khromata are the first Siamese kittens born in Britain, bred from Pho and Mia in 1885.
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How Many Kittens Pho and Mia the Siamese Cats Had
Siamese cats Pho and Mia had three kittens in Britain in 1885, and historical records name them Duen Ngai, Kalohom, and Khromata.
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Who Received Pho and Mia the Siamese Cats in England
Lilian Jane Gould received the Siamese cats Pho and Mia in England in 1884 from her brother Edward Blencowe Gould.
