"God made the cat in order that man might have the pleasure of caressing the lion. "~ Fernand Mery

NEWS!!

In a momentous event in Savannah history on January 28th, 2012 the TICA BOD voted to to advance the Savannah to Championship status. This is the beginning of a new era for the Savannah breed!!

Cahaba Cats Savannahs has been producing healthy, family oriented Savannah kittens for over 7 years. We are proud to offer healthy, exotic looking Savannah kittens. We often have show and breeding quality Savannah kittens available in addition to amazing pets.

The Savannah is a high energy breed which likes to jump, play and often get in to mischief. If you are looking for a big, lazy couch ornament, this is not the breed for you. Savannahs thrive on interaction with their people and want to be an active part of the household.

CahabaCats is focused on Savannah breed development and selectively pair our males and females to produce the best possible Savannah kittens. Our goal is to capture the exotic features of the African Serval in a cat that is better suited to family life. We are pleased to offer beautifully spotted F2 through F6 kitten and occasionally retired young adults for sale.

Savannah Cats are a wonderfully exotic looking breed, founded on crossing an African Serval with a domestic cat. If you want to know more about owning a Savannah Cat or are doing research before buying a kitten, please click on our FAQ link where we have tried to answer the often asked questions.

To see the breed standard click here:

CahabaCats is a TICA registered Savannah cattery.

We are participating members of the Savannah Breed Section, TICA Mentors program and actively show our Savannah Cats, Selkirk Rex and Household Pet cats and kittens.

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