The Savannah cat is not your average domestic cat ( Felis catus ). These exotic cats are close descendants of African servals, so they retain many of their ancestors' "wild blood" qualities while adapting well to the comfortable, domesticated life enjoyed by other cats.

This juxtaposition makes this cat breed the perfect pet for a wide range of living situations—from hunting mice and pests to cuddling up on a cozy apartment couch.

A Brief Overview Savannah Cats

Savannah cats are not a native species to the Sub-Saharan countries they originated in. The first Savannah cat owners began developing the Savannah breed during the 1980s by mixing African servals with domestic cats.

According to the Savannah Cat Association, Savannah cats are one of the few popular hybrid breeds of housec

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