Savannah cats are categorized—and often priced by breeders—according to how far they are genetically from their wild ancestors. An F1 (F for “filial”) means the cat has one serval parent ...

If you’ve come across a Savannah cat, you’ve probably noticed a few things. For starters, they have a wildcat appearance (which is both mesmerizing and striking in equal measure). Standing at up to 18 ...

Serval and Savannah cats may appear strikingly similar, but they have distinct differences that go beyond their looks. These differences stem from their unique origins, personalities, and ...

Savannah cats are social and curious with a unique coat. The Savannah cat is an exotic-looking cat with a unique, spotted coat. The breed was originally developed by crossing the wild African ...

The Ohio Dangerous Wild Animals Act prohibits the possession of servals, although “savannah cats,” a popular hybrid created by breeding a serval with a domestic cat, are permitted.

Here are a few of our top reasons to love this cat. Let's check them out. The Savannah was bred from a serval and the domestic Siamese cat. The first kitten was named, Savannah and was born in 1986.

While the law stops people from speed breeding big cats, the smaller cats, like African servals, caracals, and Savannah cats aren’t part of that same legislation. Smith said she continues to get ...

Toygers are known as the “tiger cat,” making them the closest match to a real tiger. Photo Credit: Flickr A mix between a domestic cat and a wild African serval, Savannah cats have a sleek ...

While its origins are a mystery, the most likely explanation is that it once belonged to a backyard breeder or Savannah Cat breeder, according to the refuge. The serval might have escaped or been ...