Savannah Cat Profile - Standards - History
The Savannah cat breed is a relatively recent one, the result of the crossing of an African Serval Cat with a domestic cat. The Savannah gets its name from the African savannah where the Serval makes its home. Learn more about the history and profile of the Savannah cat breed with these articles and links.
What is a Savannah Cat?
Detailed information on the history and breeding of the Savannah cat, written by Holly Weber, owner of Foothill Felines: Bengals and Savannahs.
Detailed information on the history and breeding of the Savannah cat, written by Holly Weber, owner of Foothill Felines: Bengals and Savannahs.
The Savannah Cat Club
International club founded for the preservation and furtherance of the Savannah cat breed.
International club founded for the preservation and furtherance of the Savannah cat breed.
TICA Breed Standards - Savannah Cats
From Foothill Felines, the TICA standards for the Savannah Cat breed. (The TICA official page (in PDF format) can be found here: http://www.tica.org/svstd03rev.pdf
From Foothill Felines, the TICA standards for the Savannah Cat breed. (The TICA official page (in PDF format) can be found here: http://www.tica.org/svstd03rev.pdf
Savannah Cats - Better than Wild
Savannahcat.com is a consortium of Savannah cat breeders in the U.S., listed by state. The numbers are surprising, considering that the Savannah cat is a relatively new breed.
Savannahcat.com is a consortium of Savannah cat breeders in the U.S., listed by state. The numbers are surprising, considering that the Savannah cat is a relatively new breed.