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Welcome to the official website of the Canadian Highland Cattle Society.
Incorporated in 1964, our mission is to preserve and advance the Highland breed through registration, education and promotion.
Welcome to the official website of the Canadian Highland Cattle Society. Incorporated in 1964, our mission is to preserve and advance the Highland breed through registration, education and promotion.
Natasha Beliveau
7 Rue Stanley, Stanstead, QC, J0B 3E0
819-349-0604
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The Canadian Livestock Records Corporation acts as the society's registrar. Visit them to view our membership, search the herd book, order DNA kits, register your animals and more.
Interested in raising Highland cattle? Or would you simply like to support the breed in Canada? Consider becoming a CHCS member. Membership includes a subscription to the Kyloe Cry.
You can search for both current CHCS members via name or location.
Individual animals can be found by name, registration number, RFID # or tattoo.
2022 - K
2023 - L
2024 - M
2025 - N
2026 - P
Please note that there are specific rules that must be followed when registering and transferring Highland cattle in Canada. A full description of requirements can be found in our Bylaws (Sections 17 & 18) here:
Only the owner or lessee of the dam at birth can register an animal - a buyer cannot, under any circumstances.
Similarly, only the registered owner of an animal can transfer registration papers to a buyer. And must do so within 6 months of the sale at the seller’s expense. If a purebred animal is to be sold without papers, it must be done so in writing – otherwise it is a contravention of both the CHCS Bylaws and the Animal Pedigree Act.
It is the responsibility of both the seller and the buyer to verify that tattoos are legible and match all documentation.
Also, if you are selling livestock, please ensure you provide a proper bill of sale. We have prepared a sample for you:
Transfer History
You can now view the transfer history of individual animals on the CLRC website.
Suspensions & Expulsions
We have provided a list of those have either been suspended or expelled from the Society and have lost the right to register and transfer purebred Highland cattle in Canada.
CHCS AGM - September 27 & 28th
Expo-Bouef
A variety of resources for members, such as: Newsletters, Board reports, Herd books, the draft Bylaws and the New member Package.