Bengal cats are not dangerous, no more so than any other domestic cat, but let me expand on that statement because it is quite important to do so. The first point to make is that I’m referring to F5 (fifth … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Here are two pictures taken by Kathrin Stucki of me and Helmi Flick with a Serval cat. The pictures were taken while the Flicks and I visited A1 Savannahs. This tame male Serval cat was superbly … Continue reading →
by Deborah-Ann Milette (New York) Photo by Kathrin Stucki. A1Savannahs gave him the learning tool with their own children, I ran with it. Motzie, my F2 Savannah cat, belongs to the people. He is a Savannah cat that assists children. … Continue reading →
by Michael (Ponca City, OK) Yesterday, at A1 Savannahs, I spent about a hour inside an enclosure with a melanistic F4 Savannah cat. Her name is Midnight; a good name for a near black cat. Near black is the correct … Continue reading →
Love the breed but the cost is something else by Edie Simons (Bloomfield Hills, MI.) Domino and Coco If anyone has a Savannah that needs a good home I would love to own one, rescue or otherwise. The price to … Continue reading →
Kathrin Stucki – photo copyright Michael Having had the pleasure of being associated with Kathrin Stucki of A1 Savannahs for a while and having now met her during a recent visit to the USA (April 2009), at her cattery, I … Continue reading →
by Abby (GA) Savannah cat? I think I have a Savannah cat… He is only 5 months old but has exhibited odd behaviors and is large for his age. He is very wild like, loves water, and has hissed before. … Continue reading →
by Deborah-Ann Milette (Oaklahoma) Motzie I write this for the Love of My Boys and to offer some tips that I hope might help. I am not new to the legalities and misconceptions of old, recent and planned animal banning … Continue reading →
by Michael (Ponca City, OK) FOCUS is one heck of a boy cat. He has a great presence even as a little kitten. He is sure to turn into a fabulous F1 adult Savannah cat. He plays and shares his … Continue reading →
