Savannahs are the newest breed of domestic cat accepted by TICA (the International Cat Association). Savannahs have the exotic look of a wild cat with the personality of a domestic cat. Their size is noticeably larger than most house cats. This is accomplished by crossing an African Serval with a domestic shorthair cat, and then breeding down from there to maintain the color, markings and shape of the Serval while producing a very large, sweet, playful, companion pet.

Savannahs cats exhibit many characteristics of a family dog ... very loveable and social, love to take walks on their leash, ride in the car, play fetch, play in water, and hang around their people. As such, they are best suited for a human who can spend time with them and include them in their daily life. My personal pet Savannah, Navigator, goes with me to work every day, and accompanies our family to football practice, baseball practice, and just about everywhere he's allowed to go.

A Savannah cat is one of the most amazing pets to own. They are a relatively new breed of cat, and as such are not very commonly seen in person. Your best bet for meeting a Savannah cat is to attend a TICA (The International Cat Association) cat show, or visit a breeder's cattery. You can find a schedule of TICA cat shows at http://ticamembers.org/calendar/. My web site is intended to give you a variety of information about Savannah cats, and to familiarize you with the breed enough for you to know whether it's worth the trip to meet one!

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