CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The International Feline Showcase happened at the Omni Bayfront.
50 different breeds of pedigreed cats and household pets, totaling in almost 200-cats competed for best of the best.
The cats came together from all over the country, including some from Germany. As well as 18-judges, from Germany, Mexico and Australia. They are scheduled to judge the competition Sunday evening.
President of TICA sanctions, Fate Mays spoke with 3NEWS and said, "This is a 5-month-old real sturdy breed. The coat they call hard or firm to the touch, got a little square muzzle wide set eyes and ears."
The local cattery will receive a check donation from the organizers of the showcase in the middle of the day and any leftover litter from the show will also be donated.
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