Located off the Gulf Coast in sunny Pensacola, Florida | Shipping available within the US | TICA (The International Cat Association) registered cattery
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From the Breeder Whether you've decided to add a Savannah kitten to your family or are just trying to get some additional information about the breed before you decide, you came to the right place! At Spotlight Savannahs, we specialize in home-raised Savannah kittens that we are proud to put our name and reputation behind. We have spent a large amount of time compiling information on our Educational page for future owners and we do our best to put those Savannah "myths" to rest. Please enjoy our informative site and view our available kittens to find the right one for your family. All my best, Melody Kyle What's a Savannah? A Savannah cat is the name given to the gorgeously spotted offspring of a domestic cat and an African serval, which is a medium-sized long-legged, large-eared wild cat. The unusual cross became popular among breeders at the end of the 20th century. In 2001 The International Cat Association (TICA) accepted it as an Advanced New Breed and in January of 2012, the Savannah was accepted as a Championship Breed. Savannahs are much larger and more social than typical domestic cats, and they are often compared to dogs in their loyalty. They will follow their owners around the house like a canine. Savannahs are also excellent jumpers and can easily jump up on top of doors, refrigerators and ledges. Savannah cats are one of the larger breeds of domesticated cats. The savannah's tall and slim build gives the appearance of greater size than their actual weight. Size is very dependent on generation and sex, with F1 hybrid male cats usually being the largest. F1 and F2's are usually the largest, due to the stronger genetic influence of the African serval ancestor. Male Savannahs tend to be larger than females. It is possible for early generation Savannahs to weigh up to 20 lbs or more. Later generation Savannahs are usually between 7 to 30 lbs. Because of the random factors in Savannah hybrid genetics, there can be significant variation in size, even in one litter. Learn more. |
Spotlight News Anyone notice these beautiful babes in one of the newest edition of Savannahs Illustrated? Spotlight Savannahs is very proud to have our F2 Phonic and F5 DeciBelle published in the well-known magazine. If you don't already recieve a copy of this publication, we highly recommend you subscribe.
Savannahs Illustrated was developed in response to the popular demand for more information! Published by Savannah lovers for Savannah lovers! Breeders and enthusiasts, world wide, are welcome to join and participate in this fun breed focused quarterly magazine. Special feature articles from renowned authors, as well as Savannah cat enthusiasts. Fully bound each issue is a beautiful keepsake volume! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Associations
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Adopting a Kitten First and most importantly, decide if this breed will best suit your family environment - remember they are HIGH ENERGY and you should do your research. We've worked very diligently on our Educational pages to give you a good understanding of the Savannah breed. If you have any questions, please take the time to visit these pages. There are several ways to adopt one of our stunning kittens. If no kittens are available, or we do not currently have a kitten with your specific type, coat or gender available, you can get first choice of the kittens born here at Spotlight Savannahs by filling out our Pre-Birth Reservation form along making with a $250 refundable deposit. This contract and deposit place your name on an exclusive list that will give you first pick of certain specifications, i.e. male, female, cool colored, warm colored, F2, F3, etc. before newly born kittens are available to the general public. We also update this website daily as availability of kittens change, so if there's a kitten listed on our available page that you've decided you'd to adopt, we ask that you fill out our Online Kitten Application. Once receieved, we will process your application and evaluate you as a potential owner. We reserve the right to choose homes for our kittens that are only the best and we feel entirely comfortable that our kitten will be taken care of properly through his/her entire life. Not sure what you're looking for? Fill out our Inquiry Form, and Melody will be in touch shortly to answer any questions and help you in the right direction. |
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