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Parents of new F2 Savannah Kittens F1 to rare F4 Breeding:
The Savannah Kittens are HERE!
We welcome 4 Males and 2 Females
Born 02-02
F2 Savannah Kitten Male 1:
The clown of the bunch. Always getting into trouble already. $5,000
F2 Savannah Kitten Male 2:
Largest Light golden Kitten. He is so sweet already. $4,500
F2 Savannah Kitten Male 3:
F2 Savannah Kitten Female 1:
The largest girl in the litter. She is such a beauty! $5,500
F2 Savannah Kitten Female 2:
Girl 2 Such a sweetie, loves to cuddle and collect kisses. $5,500
The new babies (02-01-2012 litter):
First Pictures of new Savannah Kittens!
We were blessed with 6 new babies.
F1 & F2 Playing
F1 and F2 Playing Together
Savannah Kittens Pricing
F3: Savannah Kittens $2,500-$3,500
F4: Savannah Kittens $1,200-$3,000
F5: Savannah Kittens $950-$5,000
SBT: Savannah Kittens $950-$5,000
F3: Savannah Kittens $3,000-$4,500
F4: Savannah Kittens $1,200-$3,500
F5: Savannah Kittens $950-$3,000
SBT: Savannah Kittens $950-$3,000
Be sure and see our Past Savannah Kittens We do accept payment plans, however the kitten must be paid in full prior to leaving.
Watch our Savannah kittens videos
All our Savannah kittens for sale are full of energy and ready to find their forever homes. Each of our savannah kittens are raised in home and under foot. We socialize each savannah kitten to assure they are ready to accept their new family. What a great hobby I have, I get to play with all the little savannah kittens and when they are full of energy and ready I place them in your care. Kittens, kittens and kittens. We all love the little kittens.
Amanukatz
Savannah Breeder
Liberty CenterOhio 43532
Phone: 419 533 3719
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i was blown away by your melanistic kitten truley spectacular i just like their look. i am interested in a kitten or even a retired adult or older kitten male or female full of fun and curious and loving nice headbutts would be sweet!
do you have f2 savanah males? please send me pics and pricing, and available date.
thank you
jesse
I am a cat lover, I just love cats, and I love the Savannah breed, but they are out of my price range, which makes me want to cry. As more Savannah cats become popular, and in the homes across the USA, Will breeders lower the price on these kittens, or cats?
I think I can speak for most breeders when I say my kittens prices aren't really based on being popular.
The Savannah's take so much additional care than a normal cat. First is the food they eat. Just one of my girls eat an average of $300.00 a month. I won't even begin the vitamins and the litter and all the rest of the care that goes into them. :)
The next part is the higher generations usually only have a couple kittens in a litter. My girl just had 1 last litter. So they don't have many kittens.
I know myself and many other breeders do this because of the love for the breed and not really the money. Keep your eyes open, there are breeders out there that take payments. Check with the local rescues too. Many times it's difficult to re-home a savannah because when they bond with their family it's for life and when the cat has to rebond, it's difficult. :)
Hi Connie: As a fellow serious breeder I just want to say I support your philosophy and management practices for your cattery. I think the average person has no clue what it takes to get first quality, healthy kittens. Most of them seem to think all they have to do is buy a boy and a girl and voila! they will be on the fast track to riches. We should be so lucky!
Like you, I spent a fantastic amount of money collecting the best breeding stock I could find and you're right---there are a lot of breeding Savannahs out there that should have been spayed/neutered long ago. I got lucky--my F1 Savannah girl proved fertile and has had two healthy litters of outstanding kittens. What most people don't know is how relatively few early generation Savannahs there are that are good representatives of the breed, and fertile.
I can't imagine that these cats are ever going to be "cheap" because of laws governing the keeping of foundation breeding stock getting more and more restrictive. I live in Oregon---as of last January, Servals are no longer legal in this state. Other states will almost surely follow suit, it's just a matter of time.