F1 Savannahs

F2 Savannahs

Life with Sagwa: She has endless energy-whether it is the middle of the afternoon or the middle of the night and will expect you to play. We have found that if you wear Sagwa out a half hour before family bedtime you may get a full nights rest. She will let you know when she is tired when she lays down and at times pants like a dog. She prefers the real fur wrapped mouse type of toy and as soon as one is worn out by her we replace it. Immediately the new toy is taken by Sagwa and carried throughout the house with it in her mouth with a low growl as if to say this is my kill. See pictures and read more about living with Sagwa

Tanga and I just realised that we did not give you any news since we arrived in France. We have been busy taking control of the house and educating the people and animals living there. At the beginning, Catherine and Thierry thought they would be able to command us , you know how naive those French people are, so we had to set the base of a good healthy relationships : cats command,human obey See pictures and read more about living with Tanga & Kassai

Living on a farm, Montu has been exposed to a lot of outdoor activity. He is funny about what he likes to do, and what he doesn't. He doesn't climb trees, but he loves to act the true savannah cat and crouch in tall grass to ambush us when we walk by. The horses are WAY to big to interest him, but there is no fear. He simply walks around them to follow us. Our sand arena is a huge play box for all the cats. See pictures and read more about living with Montu

Rhumba is by far the most affectionate animal we have ever experienced! The first day he came home, he would give us little head butts and kisses! He loves to sleep on our shoulders as close to your neck as he can press himself. Within the first week of taking control of our lives, he would come to us when his name was called or we would go to him when he called for us. See pictures and read more about living with Rhumba

I'm often asked "so what's it like?" when I mention to someone that we are sharing our home and our lives with an F-2 Savannah cat. There is one word I've used more consistently than any word in describing our life with "Bhodie". And that is EXTREME. See pictures and read more about living with Bhodie

I have to admit I had no idea what I was getting into when I bought Shango - he was actually purchased as a companion for our puppy. When I picked him up from the airport, I was immediately in love. He was out and exploring his new home as soon as I opened the crate. No fear, no aggression, just curiosity and affection. We named him after the African god of storms and thunder because it poured non-stop that entire day. See pictures and read more about living with Shango

Max is unstoppable! Anything he takes an interest in he will investigate. Tonight at supper he had to run up on the table and check out the scraps. He had steak! He ate it like he had been eating it for years, never thought about it twice. He was growling his head off the whole time. We had to stop him so we could cut it up for him. See pictures and read more about living with Max

Tony is the most gorgeous "puddytat" and the most spoiled cat in the WORLD - He has a tree, a tunnel, a wheel, several balls, assorted furry things and two flying feathers. He will be huge - obviously still growing - he pulled off the foil on the turkey while it was still on our center counter! See pictures and read more about living with Tony

I named my F2 Savannah "Oji" which means "Bearer of Gifts" in an African dialect. To this day his namesake holds true. Potential Buyers be aware!!! When they say the Savannah is an extreme cat, do NOT underestimate this statement! These cats do not understand the definition of moderation. See pictures and read more about living with Oji