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 well socialized. As you probably know Martin and Kathrin Stucki breed Savannah cats at their cattery, A1 Savannahs. They are based near Ponca City in Oklahoma, USA and their cattery is probably the best know worldwide.
Martin and Kathrin Stucki do a wonderful job of socializing their Savannah cats. It is at the core of their business. After all there is little point in breeding wonderful looking, exotic and rare cats if the they are difficult to live with. The Savannah cats that live with the Stuckis in their house are a fine example of highly socialized wildcat hybrids.

This tame and socialized Serval cat (I apologize for forgetting his name – I will update this post when I have it) was simply like a much smaller domestic cat in terms of his interaction with us. Although, of course, he was more active and stronger. He was a delight to be around. He loved to play and to be involved with us.

We had a great time visiting A1 Savannahs. I’ll be making a video or two based on the visit. A1 Savannahs receive many international guests from around the world and as a result they have built a guest house to accommodate visitors. Here’s a picture of Martin bottle feeding an A1 Extreme Savannah cat. This is part of the vital socialization process and there is no shortcut.

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What beautiful cats! I wish I could have one, but I am busy saving the ones that are toss aways… so many out there it’s sad. Maybe one day though! 🙂
Love and Light
Carol
Hi!Michael,
Thank you for your reply.
Please feel free to use my photos in my blogs.
I built one page already! I like your stories. I have linked to your blog from the picture in this post:
https://pictures-of-cats.org/Uganda-Four-Men-to-Give-a-Cat-an-Injection.html
Please leave a comment. Is the picture of you?
The lady in the picture is my friend.
I took the picture.
Anyway thank you for your explanation about my story.It must have made it easier for other readers to undestand.
Thank you for replying and thanks again for letting me use your photo. A fine photo.
Thanks by the way for letting me use your photos.
It’s so cut! I’m deeply fascinated.
I have also two cats from africa.
Please see my blogs if you are interested.
adress:elsamama.blogspot.co.at
It is nice to hear from Uganda. Thanks for visiting. I’ll visit your blog. I may even write something about it.
Would you let me use one or two of your photos on my site?