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Savannah Kittens
A tall, long-legged spotted cat descended from crosses with the African serval.
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Good to know
- Early generations are among the largest domestic cats, standing over 40 cm at the shoulder.
- Ownership is restricted or banned in some countries and US states.
- Many enjoy water and will get into a shower or bath.
Who it suits
Experienced owners with space, time and legal clearance; later generations suit family life better.
Care
Confirm local law first. Provide high climbing, a secure garden run, and a high-protein diet.
History of the breed
The first serval-domestic kitten was born in 1986 to a Bengal breeder's cat in Pennsylvania, and was named Savannah. Judee Frank and Patrick Kelley built a breeding programme around her, and the breed was accepted for registration in 2001.
Available Savannah Kittens
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