Find answers to common questions about savannah cat care, adoption, and ownership.
The "F" designation refers to filial generation, indicating how many generations removed the cat is from the African Serval:
Lower generation cats (F1, F2) tend to be larger, more exotic-looking, and may retain more wild behaviors, while higher generations (F4, F5) are typically more domestic in appearance and temperament.
Each Savannah kitten adoption includes:
Savannah cats often get along well with other pets, especially when introduced properly and at a young age. They commonly bond with dogs and can live harmoniously with other cats. Early generations (F1-F2) may have stronger prey drives, so caution is advised with small pets like birds, hamsters, or fish. Each Savannah has a unique personality, and we can help match you with a kitten that suits your existing pet situation.
Our comprehensive health guarantee includes:
Full details are provided in our contract, which we're happy to share before you commit to adoption.