Société centrale d'aviculture de France

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The Société centrale d'aviculture de France (SCAF) is a French non-profit poultry association affiliated with the Ministry of Agriculture and recognized as being of public utility by a ministerial decree of July 16, 1912.^[1]^[2]

The SCAF brings together amateur breeders of backyard animals (waterfowl, gallinaceous birds, pigeons and also rabbits) and more ornamental animals (ornamental birds, dwarf rabbits, guinea pigs, bantam chickens).