Savannah Cat Club is the International Savannah Breed Association for those interested in any or all aspects of the Savannah cat.  Membership is international, and each breeder member agrees to adhere to the Savannah Cat Club Code of Ethics. - Read more

The first documented Savannah was a single kitten born to a female Siamese domestic cat that had been mated with an African Serval. - Read more

Savannah Cat Breed Information: traits, history, photos, kittens, adoption, training tips. Meet or learn from Savannah owners. - Read more

Online Guide To Savannah Cats. - Read more

The Savannah is a tall lean graceful cat with striking dark spots and other bold markings. It is a domestic breed which closely resembles its ancestral source, the African Serval, but is smaller in stature. It is affectionate and outgoing, with exceptionally long neck, legs, and tall ears, as well as a medium length tail, the Savannah is both unusual and beautiful. The Savannah is also an exceptionally graceful and well balanced cat. - Read more

The Savannah is a hybrid domestic cat breed. It is a cross between the serval and a domestic cat. Savannahs often greet people with head-butts, or an unexpected pounce. Some Savannahs are reported as being very social and friendly with new people, and other cats and dogs, while others may run and hide or revert to hissing and growling when seeing a stranger. - Read more

A Savannah is a cat that was created from breeding a Serval (small/medium size African Wild Cat) and a domestic cat such as an Egyptian Mau, Ocicat, Serengheti, Oriental Shorthair, Bengal, etc. Servals are 25 - 40 lbs - a smaller wild cat. The Asian Leopard Cat is the ancestor of the Bengal Cat , many Savannahs have Bengal Cat in their pedigrees. The Serval is also called the "poor man's cheetah". - Read more

The Savannah Cat: Breed Profile: History, Colors, Personality, Best Environment. - Read more

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