I would also like the pink slip. If the breeder was concerned that the girl was going to be used for breeding in her new home, she should have been neutered before rehoming, as even a girl registered on the non-active is still at risk of being bred by a byb.

Thanks guys, il tell her to contact the Breeder again and ask her to send the pink slip so she can transfer all the details into her name, the cat has been rehomed due to being retired from breeding x

I would ,like others have said,expect to be given the pink slip along with the pedigree.My troubles with Meeko are well documented,I have "a pedigree"for him which may or may not be genuine(most likely not)was never given / offered,or made aware of "a pink slip".At the time I was not aware of the "rules" and thought the pedigree was all that was needed.Im not suggesting there is any reason to worry but I would certainly ask for it.

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She's going to send it in the post so hopefully she will have it in the next few days. Thanks guys x

I think it is important that the breeder hands over the pink slip. It is a GCCF rule that they do so at the time of sale unless the breeder has the agreement of the buyer in writing to hold onto it. I completely agree that it's an unnecessary slip of paper to most pet buyers but why shouldn't breeders abide by the rules? Unless a buyer signs a contract with an express term to the contrary then they should get that registration slip along with their kitten.