Annual Cat Writers’ Association Conference: Dallas–Fort Worth’s Premier Feline Event 2026
Event Overview
The Dallas–Fort Worth area will host a major meeting for all who love cats. The 32nd annual CWA conference runs November 5–7, 2026, in Texas. The call is open to writers, journalists, photographers, artists, podcasters, vets, TNR practitioners, shelter professionals, and pet‑industry representatives worldwide. The aim is to bring the community together for three days of inspiration, professional development, and valuable connections. Participants can explore practical techniques, emerging trends, and new approaches that strengthen their skills and broaden their audiences, making a significant impact on the cat‑loving community.
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A standout feature this year is a dedicated section for shelter staff and volunteers. This specialized track offers focused sessions on feline photography and narrative power—essential tools for building emotional bonds between hard‑to‑adopt cats and their future families. The program culminates in the CWA Awards Gala, an elegant evening celebrating creativity, talent, and outstanding achievements in cat communication.
Program Highlights
Organizers emphasize a simple message: come for workshops, stay for human connections, and leave inspired. The schedule includes presentations, professional networking opportunities, special events, and genuine camaraderie among feline enthusiasts. Missing this event could be regrettable.
Registration Details
The international cat community is welcomed to Dallas–Fort Worth. Registration closes October 19; after that, spots will be allocated on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
Author Bio
The article was written by Dr. Karyn Kanowski, a BVSc and MRCVS veterinarian. Originally from Queensland, Australia, she moved to the UK ten years ago after earning her degree at the University of Queensland’s School of Veterinary Science in 2010, also holding a Bachelor of Zoology. Her professional philosophy relies on evidence‑based science, clinical experience, and close collaboration with owners to provide the best pet care solutions. She strongly believes that reliable animal health information should be accessible to all. She lives with five cats, four dogs, and her husband. Outside her veterinary duties, she writes, gardens, and cleans pet hair from her home.
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