The Savannah breed originated in the 1980s when a domestic cat was bred with an African Serval, a wild cat native to Africa.
The resulting kittens inherited the Serval's striking appearance and the domestic cat's friendly nature.
Through careful and ethical breeding, the Savannah has evolved into a remarkable breed, with multiple generations that bring together the wild beauty of the Serval and the loving temperament of the domestic cat.
Savannahs are known for their intelligence, curiosity and loyalty. They are highly interactive cats that enjoy being part of family life.
Each Savannah has their own personality, but many share these wonderful traits:
The Savannah's exotic appearance is part of what makes the breed so captivating. Their physique reflects their wild heritage.

Long legs, a tall frame and an athletic build.

Distinctive spots or marbling with a soft, luxurious texture.

Large ears, striking eyes and a wild look that turns heads.
Every Savannah is an individual. Generation can influence the likelihood of a larger, more Serval-like build, but it does not guarantee size. Genetics from both parents, sex, bloodline and individual variation all play a role.
Closest generation to the Serval. Often tall and athletic, but individual size can vary considerably.
May retain a substantial, long-legged build, although there can be significant variation between individual cats.
Size and build can vary widely. Some F3 Savannahs may be larger than cats from earlier generations.
Typically more established as a domestic-generation Savannah, but there is no fixed size associated with F4 cats.
Later-generation Savannahs also vary in height, weight and build depending on their individual genetics and breeding lines.
A Savannah generation describes ancestry — not a guaranteed size category. Two Savannahs of the same generation can mature very differently, and a later-generation Savannah may sometimes be larger than an earlier-generation cat.
They thrive on play, enrichment and mental stimulation that keeps their intelligent minds happy.
Savannahs form deep bonds with their families and enjoy being involved in daily life
Exploring, climbing and observing is in their nature. Savannahs love to discover their environment.
At OasiskatSavannahs, our cats are part of our family. We are passionate about raising healthy, well-socialised Savannahs while preserving the beauty. intelligence and extraordinary character that make this breed so special.
Every kitten is raised in a loving home environment and given the care, attention and socialisation needed for the best possible start in life.
GENERATIONS EXPLAINED
SAVANNAH LAWS
SIZE & TEMPERAMENT
FEEDING GUIDE
PREPARING YOUR HOME