GREYHEART TRANSYLVANIAN CATTERY
GREYHEART TRANSYLVANIAN CATTERY
February, 22. – 23. 2o25
Timișoara, one of Romania’s most vibrant cities, boasts a rich history with strong Hungarian ties. The city was once a key fortress of the Kingdom of Hungary and remained under the ownership of the Hunyadi family for a long time. Governor John Hunyadi spent part of his youth here and led his famous campaigns against the Ottomans from this very place. From the 18th century onwards, Timișoara underwent significant development, with Hungarian engineers and industrialists contributing to its modernization. In 1884, the city became the first in the world to have a fully functional public lighting system, established with the involvement of Hungarian engineers. Hungarian culture and education also played a crucial role in Timișoara’s development, as several Hungarian schools and cultural institutions operated in the city.
The traces of Hungarian history can still be found throughout the city, particularly in the historic downtown and the famous Fabric district, where Hungarian craftsmen left a lasting legacy. The positive heritage of the city’s past remains evident today, as Timișoara continues to be a true cultural hub where Hungarian history and traditions live on.
This year, the WCF International Cat Show was organized in Timișoara by the Magnifikats Romanian Cat Association at the Iulius Town Atrium Arena shopping center. The event attracted tremendous interest, with numerous visitors and cat enthusiasts arriving to admire the unique breeds and engage with breeders.
TIMISOARA ITERNATIONAL CAT SHOW GREY HEART CATTERY PRESENTATION
at this prestigious event was ORION Greyheart, who achieved great success at the exhibition. Many visitors were fascinated by him, and there was a significant interest in the Transylvanian breed, which is gaining more and more recognition within the international cat community. The judges also familiarized themselves with the breed and provided valuable insights and encouragement, for which we are sincerely grateful!
provided an excellent opportunity to introduce the Transylvanian cats up close and further promote this unique breed known for its human-centered temperament. It was truly gratifying to see the high level of interest and appreciation for this special new breed.
We sincerely thank everyone who visited the exhibition, and we look forward to the upcoming events where we can once again connect with the cat-loving community!
