
Cornish Rex
Aristocratic in appearance they are intelligent, very affectionate and gentle whilst still getting up to mischief and never grow old.

Devon Rex
The defining features of these endearing little cats are their big eyes, high cheekbones and velvety soft coat that ripples and waves under your touch.

Selkirk Rex
The Selkirk Rex is an easy-going relaxed cat that resembles a soft, stuffed toy that you just want to pick up and give a good cuddle!

La Perm
These charming friendly cats have an elegant athletic build and are hardy, healthy and suitable for a range of owners and households.
Club Motto
'Where Felines Come First' was chosen as the club's motto, and the RCA has always tried to be guided by those words.
The Committee, the majority having been together since formation and long term friends, will support the RCA regardless of current politics.
The RCA is a club to be enjoyed because it was developed from the love of cats - long may it remain.
The Club has as its aims:
- To protect the individual integrity of each of our four recognised breeds.
- To ensure that our breeders abide by the Club’s Breeders Code of Conduct at all times.
- To support, mentor and advise new or inexperienced breeders/fanciers.
- To help ensure any rex at risk is placed in a secure, permanent home.
- To work for a wider recognition and appreciation of Rex Cats

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Looking For a new family member?
Please refer to our Available Kittens page to find all of the kittens currently available with our existing members.
Occasionally we may have a cat looking for a home*. There are many reasons for this, the cat may be unhappy in his/her current home, the owner has passed away, or a split in a relationship has necessitated a move where an animal cannot be accommodated.
What it means to be a member
Our members agree to…
As a member of the Rex Cat Association, we encourage all participants to uphold the rules and guidelines that define our community.
Our members do this by showing/exhibiting cats which conform to the standard of points for each.
One of the most significant responsibilities we bear is the commitment to breeding responsibly. This principle is at the heart of our mission to preserve the health, temperament, and unique qualities of the four Rex breeds: the Cornish Rex, Devon Rex, Selkirk Rex, and LaPerm.

Get in touch
If you would like help or advice on any of our four breeds – or have something you’d like to share with us – please complete the contact form below.
Join the rex cat association to make a difference in our breeds.
Being a member of the club has its advantages…
- Reduced entry fees for our annual show
- Support and advice for anything Rex related
- Discounts on certain products and services
- We have the largest membership of all the UK Rex breed clubs
- Reduced testing fees to Langford with discount code
- Mentoring/buddy scheme available
what our members say
member feedback
We deeply appreciate the feedback from our existing members, as it plays a crucial role in refining our programs and initiatives. Your insights and suggestions help us to enhance the Rex Cat Association, ensuring that it remains a vibrant, supportive community dedicated to the well-being of our beloved Rex breeds.
Joining the Rex Cat Association has been one of the best decisions I’ve made as a Rex cat enthusiast. The community is incredibly supportive, and the resources available for breeding and care are top-notch. I’ve learned so much, and it’s wonderful to connect with others who share my passion for these unique breeds!
As a new breeder, I was looking for guidance and mentorship. The Rex Cat Association has provided me with invaluable advice and a network of experienced breeders who are always willing to help. The emphasis on responsible breeding practices has really helped me ensure that I’m doing the best for my cats and their future owners.
The Rex Cat Association has exceeded my expectations. The regular events and shows are not only fun but also educational. I’ve gained a deeper understanding of the distinct qualities of each Rex breed, and the feedback from judges and fellow members has been instrumental in improving my breeding program.
What I love most about the Rex Cat Association is the sense of community. Whether you’re a breeder or just a Rex cat lover, everyone is treated with respect and kindness. The association’s commitment to promoting the four breeds and ensuring their health and well-being is truly commendable. It’s a pleasure to be part of such a dedicated group.
The Rex Cat Association has provided me with a platform to share my experiences and learn from others. The access to up-to-date information on genetics, health, and care has been incredibly beneficial. I’m proud to be a member of an organisation that prioritises the welfare of these amazing breeds and fosters such a welcoming community.