These are just a few of the questions and comments we encounter when people see our Serval and Savannahs. They certainly turn heads and are the center of attention. If you made it this far reading, chances are... you want to know more about these very loving, exotic, caring and awesome pets. First you may need to know more about how this breed came about and what all the F1, F2, etc... So we encourage you to check out our "Savannahs" page. There you will find out more about the Savannah Cat breed, how they came about, their temperament, how they may fit in your family and price ranges you can expect to see for a Savannah. You will find the Prices in the chart at the bottom of the "Savannahs" page. Should you be interested in owning one of these special cats, check out our current or expecting litters on the "Kittens" page. To see the Big boyz, or know more about the studs for our Queens that make this all happen, check out our "Studs" page. The females are located on our "Queens" page.

These girlz are the ones worth the look. Don't forget to peek at the "Gallery" full of pictures that have accumulated over the years of all our catz. Should you be looking for supplies, kennels, or effective methods for setting up your home to be more Savannah friendly, visit our "Associations" page. There you will find partners and recommended products. With countless hours of researching the internet, store, eBay, you name it... we have found the most cost saving ways and vendors. We have made them available to you on the "Associations" page. We would like to Thank Dale & Holly Hummel of Select Exotics. Three of our cats are from Select Exotic's (Kali, Juma, Kojo, and Raziya). Thank you Dale & Holly for continuing to assist us, not only by supplying our first Savannahs, but with mentoring our Cattery to start on the right foot to becoming the Pacific Northwest's most reputable breeder of Savannah cats. We extend the pride and care in success of exotic feline breeding that Select Exotic's has taught us to love and respect.

Another HUGE thank you to Patrick Kelly for the mentoring as we embark on Serval ownership and the growth of our reputable Savannah program. BIG thanks for the assistance of getting us recognized through his marketing efforts on his Savannah Cats site and advertising. Patrick supports magazines like Savannahs Illustrated and Cat Fancy. Finally, our awesome Canadian friends of B.C., Canada. Thank you to Camnish Servals and Bastet Exotics for the incredible hospitality. We are delighted to be apart of the Serval community there in B.C. You can see many of our Canadian serval owners on our Serval page at the Christmas party. With a final note that both Bastet Exotics & Silver Lake Savannahs has partnered to produce some of the highest quality Savannahs.Our mission at Northwest Savannahs is to share our love of the African Serval by providing the finest high percentage F1 and F2 Savannahs. We provide the highest quality kittens by maintaining: Superb Genetics � selecting breeders with attention to appearance and bloodlines

Great Socialization � raising kittens in the home as part of our family Excellent Nutrition � feeding a homemade, natural diet that we make ourselvesHouse Sale Vijayanagar Bangalore With ten years of experience breeding Pixie-Bobs� Gail, cofounder of Northwest Savannahs, is excited to work with the new, exotic Savannah breed. Cost Of Bosch Dishwasher PumpGail holds two degrees in the medical field and has appeared on the television shows �Good Morning America� and �Animal Planet� to promote the Pixie-Bob� cat breed of which she is one of the four founding board members. Furniture Store In Lanham MdGail helped derive and set global standards for the Pixie-Bobs� and has consulted on genetic wildcat characteristics and personalities.

She loves creativity and having fun and is now excited to bring you beautiful, loving Savannah kittens. Troy, a multimedia expert by trade, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Art and Communication. He has over a decade of experience raising and sharing his home with wildcats including Texas Red and Rocky Mountain bobcats, African Servals and a Canadian Lynx. Troy and Gail love the excitement of living with Savannahs and invite you to share in that adventure. Northwest Savannahs is located at the base of Mt. Rainier in Washington State. All our cats enjoy 3.5 acres of forest and gardens with open access to the house. TICA registered* We ship internationally * All kittens come with a written health guarantee, first set of vaccinations and Health Report Card from our veterinarian.The requested URL /public/index.php?page=breeder&id=37&type=country was not found on this server.Here at SunsetSavannahs we pride ourselves in raising outstanding pet and breeder quality kittens.

In the beginning, we had no intention on breeding. It’s been over three years since we purchased our F1 Savannah, Tabia.  We were simply searching the net for an exotic cat to love.  It took a whole year to find the cat of our dreams.  We happened upon the serval and fell in love.  Although the serval is an amazingly beautiful exotic cat, they do not do well as a domesticated indoor kitty mainly due to spraying and their large size. After even more research, we decided on the Savannah Cat. The F1 Savannah, in our opinion, was like owning a smaller size serval that can be kept indoors with less difficulty. However, an F1 is not for everyone.  Most people want a little less wild than the F1 can offer.  We spent many weeks looking at various web sites.  It was amazing how the prices fluctuated from one breeder to the next.  It took another few weeks to figure out the F1, F2, and F3 scale. The scale basically tells you how far removed from the African Serval they are. We learned that prices varied depending on markings, size, temperament, face, ear size, area.

We were very leery of purchasing from another state or even country.  There were and still are many scammers out there, especially in the UK.  We were lucky enough to find a reputable local breeder.  To my knowledge, there are still only but a few good breeders in Washington State, especially selling F1s, F2s and F3 Savannah Cats. We purchased our F1 (Tabia) from Simply Savannah.  We were able to go to the cattery and chose our new baby. We met the daddy (100% seval) although he was outside he was more interested in us then all the other outdoor distractions going on around him.  He was also raised indoors as a pet until he was just too big and too strong to be a lap kitty any longer. Over the next three years, we have enjoyed Tabia amensly.  She loves kids, attention, toys, water, but mostly being a mom.  We decided that Tabia (F1) just wasn't happy being indoors for long periods.  The F1 is a bit hyper and likes to mark their territory.  We have since built her an outdoor enclosure that connects to the house. 

She has half the sun room to herself.   So this is really were the breeding began. Tabia is currently 3 1/2 years old and only on her fourth litter.  We finally gave in to her demands.  She loves being a momma.  When her crate comes out, she is in it and ready to go to the breeders. We have used the same breeder each time, which is where we purchased her from in the beginning. When Tabia had her second litter we decided to keep one of her females, Carrie, (AKA big eyes), who is now the Queen of our soon to come F3 babies. Carrie does well on a one to one basis better than she does in a crowd.  She is beautiful with gorgeous spots and large ears.  We only like to place kittens that are very well socialized.  She also loves water and loves to play with feather toys.  Carrie is also very good at playing fetch and opening doors as is her mother, Tabia.  We have to concede to the fact that an F2 is much easier to keep. If we can help educate and place these wonderful kitties in good homes, we have done our job. 

We hope to continue receiving emails and pictures from previous happy customers.  There are a few of these pictures on our album page.  Once you own one of these little crazies you will be hooked for sure.  This endeavor has turned out to be one of the most enjoyable jobs we have ever had.  And we believe you will feel the same after spending time with your new baby. In conclusion, a perfect example of this breed would be that as I am typing, Tabia is sitting here on my desk trying to push the keys on the keyboard.  As she is doing this, she is head-butting me. Maybe next year she will be doing all the updating for us. We do not intend to become a large breeder.  Being a smaller breeder, we are able to spend more than enough time with each and every kitten.  All of our kittens are handled daily by friends and family. These little guys are the funniest things we have ever witnessed.  They have more energy at birth than you can imagine.  Within hours of being born, they fight each other for momma's milk.