Breeder 735:  "Teardrops Savannahs"

We have bred cats of different breeds, and now specialise solely in the raising and socialisation of the comparitively rare hybrid, the Savannah. We occasionally have early generation Savannah kittens available, and more often have late generation Savannah kittens for pet and breeding households. We produce Savannahs of all colours - the more common and popular brown spotted, black spotted, white spotted, smoke spotted and silver spotted. The Savannah cat is descended from the Afrian Serval, which frequents the Savannahs of Africa (hence the name by which the name the domesticated offspring has become known by). The breed is known for its doglike loyalty, its intelligence, its high energy level, but also its passive nature. It is a common misconception that Savannahs are "supercats". Many of the videos and pictures found on the web of the larger Savannahs represent the early generation Savannah (1-3 generations removed from the Serval). The more common Savannah is a domestic sized cat, with good examples retaining most of the physical characteristics of the Serval, whilst being smaller, more docile and friendly in nature.

 9/1/2007