

The
Savannah Cat is
a fairly new,rare breed of domestic cat. A Savannah Cat is the result
of crossing a wild African Serval cat to a domestic cat. The African
Serval is a 30 to 40 lb. wild cat that requires licensing, permits,
and a facility to house them. Savannah Cats are a great alternative
to owning an actual wild cat. The Savannah cat combines the beautiful
"wild" look of the African Serval with the playful and affectionate
disposition of the domestic cat. There are very few Savannahs currently
in existence, and the demand for them is quite high. The first documented
breeding of an African Serval to a domestic cat was in the mid 1980's.
The breed got Registration Status with The International Cat Association
(TICA) in 1999 and Evaluation Status with TICA in 2001.

The
Savannah Cat personality
The Savannah Cat is a intelligent ,energetic, breed of cat. Savannah
cats act much like a dog. They can learn their name and can be leash
trained if started young. Most Savannah Cats even play in water! They
are very agile and can most likely jump to the highest place in your
home. Savannah cats can open cabinets, find hidden toys, and learn
to play fetch. Our F1 Savannah, Nyah, loves to play tug of war with
her toys and comes when her name is called. Our F5 Savannah stud “Jag”
will hold his hands up like a child to be picked up .Savannah cats
get very attached to their "human" families.Our Savannah
Cats want to very much be around us and involved with family activities.Each
Savannah Cat will have a unique personality I'm sure you will just
adore! We could never be with out a Savannah Cat in our home! Gender
makes no difference in Savannah cat temperament.

Are Savannah Cats
aggressive?
I get inquiries all the time asking whether
or not my Savannah kittens will hurt their dogs or cats,or even children!Just
because Savannah Cats have wild blood doesn't mean they aggressive.
I have all generations of Savannah Cats around domestic cats ,Bengal
Cats,and even our 16 year old cat. Every cat ,domestic or not has
their own personalities.Some want to be held,some are more reserved.Some
more active,some more laid back. We try and match the kittens personality
with their new families.

When purchasing a
Savannah cat be positive you are going to give him/her a forever
home. Savannahs create strong bonds with their owners so make
this a lifetime commitment! If re-homing your Savannah cannot
be avoided, we will gladly take them and find a new home .

Do
Savannahs get along with other pets?
Absolutely!
I feel hybrids are more tolerate of dogs than my domestics.Of course,like
with any animal,they need transition time to get use to new surroundings.

SAVANNAH
CAT CARE
As far as care of our Savannah Cats, we feed only high quality cat
foods with no animal bi-products in them. Since all cats are carnivores,we
feed some raw and some cooked meats just as we do our domestic cats.We
think a wide variety of food provides optimal health.Give Savannah
cats the best vet care as you would all your pets!

Will
Savannah Cats use the litter box?! Will they spray?!
Our Savannah
kittens use a litter box just as any domestic cat does .Momma cat
teaches them at a young age. As far as spraying,cats need to be fixed
around 5 or 6 months of age to prevent spray or marking of territory.
Although some Savannahs male cats are sterile they still have the
male hormones and will most likely start to spray and mark their territory
if not neutered in time. Female cats spray too so
please make sure to spay them before 6 months of age as well! A fixed
pet is healthier and happier and will not yearn to be outside like
an unfixed cat does.

ABOUT
THE DIFFERENT (F) GENERATIONS
The first generation Savannahs (called F-1's)
are 50% Serval 50% domestic cat. F2’s being around 25% and
so on. The first few generations of male Savannahs are expected
to be sterile.
Savannahs are slow to mature, usually taking 3 full years to reach
full size.

IS THERE ANY KNOWN BREED SPECIFIC
HEALTH RISKS/PROBLEMS?
In general, the Savannah
cat breed is very healthy and there are no known breed-specific, diseases
or afflictions to date

CAN
I REGISTER MY SAVANNAH?
YES,All my Savannahs are registered
through the
International Cat Association
(TICA)

ARE SAVANNAH CATS LEGAL?
Savannah
Cats are legal in most places but every state is different,so PLEASE
CHECK! Some localities require permits, and some outlaw the hybrids
altogether. Therefore, it is imperative that one checks with local,
county AND state authorities BEFORE buying a hybrid cat of ANY kind.
Call your local authorities to find out!
