Available Savannah kittens for sale – TICA-registered F3, F4, and F5 SBT Savannah cats with exotic spotted coats, large ears, long legs, and social temperaments. Home-raised hybrid kittens from a California cattery with DNA-tested parents and a 2-year health guarantee.
S3 F4 F5 Savannah kittens available in California – TICA registered Savannah kittens for sale, high-quality exotic hybrid cats with serval ancestry, responsibly bred Savannah kittens, spotted coat Savannah cats, large-eared exotic kittens, ethically bred Savannah kittens California, premium Savannah breeder, well-socialized Savannah kittens, serval hybrid domestic cats
Available Adults
Rehoming – Adult Female F4
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Senna
Age: 5 years
Date of Birth: 03/28/2021
Sex: Spayed Female
TICA Registered– 5 generation pedigree available
Vaccinations: Up to date
Rehoming Fee: $350
Pickup: Pickup only — San Jose, CA or Arroyo Grande/Pismo Beach, CA
I am Senna’s breeder and am listing her on behalf of her family, she is currently in San Jose, CA. If not adopted within the next few weeks, she may be coming to stay with me in the Arroyo Grande/Pismo Beach area while we continue looking for the right home. Happy to put interested adopters in touch with her family after initial vetting.
About Senna
- Beautiful girl, cautious but loving, curious and playful. She likes being around her people and enjoys being petted, but is not a “lap cat.” She enjoys having her own space but also wants attention.
- Excellent litterbox habits.
- Loves running on her cat wheel.
- Eats salmon or duck dry food only and does not eat canned food.
- Has been allergy tested and is allergic to chicken and turkey.
- Indoor-only cat and does not walk on a leash.
- Best suited for a household with adults, teenagers, ideally with no other pets, as she has not been around other animals since she was a kitten.
- If interested, her mother (F3 Wreny, listed below) may be adopted along with her.
Available Adults
*Reserved* Rehoming – Adult Female F3
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VIXEN
Age: 4 years
Date of Birth: Valentine’s Day 2022
Sex: Spayed Female
Generation: F3 Savannah
TICA Registered – 5 generation pedigree available
Vaccinations: Up to date
Health: No known health issues
Rehoming Fee: $500
Pickup: Pickup only — Arroyo Grande/Pismo Beach, CA
I am Vixen’s breeder and she has lived with me her entire life. I am looking for the right forever home where she can continue to get plenty of attention, exercise, and interaction.
About Vixen
- Active, outgoing and affectionate. She is a higher-energy Savannah who loves attention and enjoys interacting with her people. She has been known to carry on a good conversation when she has something to say.
- Loves running on her cat wheel. She uses her wheel a lot and loves more than anything to run for an audience. Proof of a cat wheel will be required for her new home.
- She’s an absolute character. She loves attention and is sometimes a lap cat — when she feels like it. She can be very affectionate, but she’s also perfectly happy doing her own thing.
- Excellent appetite. Eats both canned and dry food.
- Excellent litterbox habits. Reliably uses her litterbox with clumping litter only.
- Healthy with no known health issues.
- Indoor-only, with the exception of a fully enclosed and securely constructed catio.
- Other pets. She can do well with non-dominant cats and cat-friendly dogs after proper, slow introductions. She is not a good match for a dominant or confrontational cat and will fight if another cat challenges her. She coexists well and can even enjoy the company of cats that are content to let her do her own thing.
- Kids. She should do well with respectful, cat-savvy children who understand cats and know how to interact with them appropriately. Her playful, high-energy personality can make her a great match for kids who enjoy interacting and playing with her. Playing and jumping after a wand toy is one of her favorite activities. She can become overstimulated during play, however, and that’s when things can go awry, so children need to understand cat body language and recognize when play is getting too intense before it results in a scratch or bite.
- Return agreement required. If at any point you are no longer able to keep her, you must agree to return her to me. She may not be sold, given away, surrendered, or rehomed to any third party.
Available Adults
Rehoming – Adult Female F3
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WRENY
Age: 7 years
Date of Birth: 12/03/2018
Sex: Spayed Female
Generation: F3 Savannah
TICA Registered – 5 generation pedigree available
Vaccinations: Up to date
Health: No known health issues
Rehoming Fee: $100
Pickup: Pickup only — within driving distance of Arroyo Grande/Pismo Beach, CA
Wreny is a retired F3 Savannah looking for a calm, quiet home where she can enjoy her retirement. She is a sweet, independent girl who enjoys being near her people but doesn’t need to be the center of attention. She loves playing fetch! She will be very shy during a major change and needs someone willing to give her the time and patience to settle in at her own pace.
About Wreny
- Calm, sweet and independent. She likes being around her people, but she is not a lap cat and does not like being picked up and carried around.
- Shy at first. A new home will be a big adjustment for her, and she will likely take longer than some cats to feel completely comfortable. She needs people who will let her approach and build trust at her own pace rather than chasing, cornering, grabbing or forcing interaction with her. Once she feels safe and settled, she is a very chill, easygoing girl.
- Excellent litterbox habits. Reliably uses her litterbox.
- Healthy with no known health issues. She has a good appetite and eats both canned and dry food.
- Indoor-only. She loves bird watching from a fully enclosed and securely constructed catio, but does not walk on a leash.
- Other pets. She can do well with mellow, non-confrontational cats that will respect her space and with calm, cat-friendly dogs after proper, slow introductions. She would not be a good match for a dominant cat or a dog that will chase or pester her.
- Kids. She can do well with respectful, cat-savvy children who understand that she may be shy at first. Children need to be patient with her and understand cat body language rather than pursuing or forcing interaction when she is unsure. Once she has had time to adjust and realizes she is safe, she is much more comfortable being part of the household.
- Best home. A relatively calm household where she can have her own space, settle in gradually and choose when she wants attention will be the best fit for her.
- Unlike alot of my cats she has no interest in a cat wheel, but absolutely loves playing fetch.
- Return agreement required. If at any point you are no longer able to keep her, you must agree to return her to me. She may not be sold, given away, surrendered, or rehomed to any third party.
F5 Savannah Kittens
F5 Savannahs are the great-great-great-grandchildren of the African serval, typically representing the fifth generation of hybrid breeding.
By this stage, nearly all F5s are SBT (Stud Book Tradition), meaning their parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents were all Savannahs—no recent outcrosses to other breeds. This makes them true purebred Savannah cats, fully recognized as domestic under TICA guidelines and eligible for the show ring.
F5s retain the exotic beauty of their ancestry—tall, lean, and boldly spotted—but tend to be gentler, more adaptable, and easier to integrate into a typical home environment. They’re known for being athletic, affectionate, social, and deeply bonded to their humans.
How Big Do F5 Savannahs Get?
F5s show some size variation depending on their bloodlines but are generally a bit smaller than F4s. Adult females typically weigh between 8 and 14 pounds; males often fall between 10 and 18 pounds. Some can grow larger, especially from big-bodied lines, but most land solidly in the “tall, leggy domestic” range—impressive, yet manageable.
As with any generation, no breeder can guarantee final size. However, patterns often emerge within established lineages, offering educated guesses based on previous litters.
F4 Savannah Kittens
F4 Savannahs are the great-great-grandchildren of the African serval, typically representing the fourth generation of hybrid breeding.
At this stage, many—but not all—F4s qualify as SBT (Stud Book Tradition), meaning they have at least three consecutive generations of Savannah-to-Savannah ancestry with no recent outcrosses. in other words, they are a pure bred Savannah cat. SBT-status F4s are recognized as fully domestic under TICA guidelines and may be shown in cat shows. They retain the exotic look of their wild heritage but with the temperament, adaptability, and socialization of a domestic companion—making them one of the most balanced, captivating choices for families and enthusiasts alike.
How Big Do F4 Savannahs Get?
Savannah cat size varies significantly depending on genetics — especially recent serval lineage and the size of the parents. While some generalizations exist, no breeder can guarantee how large a kitten will grow. F4 females typically weigh between 8 and 15 pounds, while F4 males often range from 12 to 18 pounds. Larger individuals are possible but uncommon. Breeders can offer educated guesses based on previous litters from the same pairing, but size outcomes can still vary considerably, even within the same litter.
F3 Savannah Kittens
▶ Details on our upcoming F3 litters
F5 SBT father
F3 Savannahs are the great-grandchildren of the African serval, typically representing the third generation of hybrid breeding.
Because they are closer to their serval ancestry than later generations, F3 Savannahs often display more of the exotic features people are drawn to in the breed — including taller ears, longer legs, bold spotting, and a more striking overall look. While they retain this wild beauty, well-raised F3 Savannahs can also be affectionate, intelligent, and deeply interactive companions. With proper socialization, they often form strong bonds with their families and are known for their playful, energetic personalities.
How Big Do F3 Savannahs Get?
Savannah cat size varies significantly depending on genetics — especially recent serval lineage and the size of the parents. Because F3s are closer to their serval ancestry, they often show more variation in size and build than later generations.
F3 females commonly weigh between 10 and 16 pounds, while F3 males often range from 14 to 22 pounds, though larger individuals are possible. As with all Savannah cats, no breeder can guarantee exactly how large a kitten will grow. Breeders can offer educated estimates based on previous litters and parent size, but adult size can still vary considerably, even within the same litter.
Retired Savannah Cats
Details on our upcoming retirees
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- 2 year written health guarantee.
- FVRCP kitten vaccinations at 8–9, 12
(and if with us, 16 weeks) - Regular deworming.
- A veterinary checkup at approx. 12 weeks
or at time of spay/neuter. - Spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
(depending on vet availability) - Microchipped with free registration.
(scanned & verified at pickup)
- We are a FeLV/FIV-free cattery.
All of our breeding cats are tested upon arrival. - Parents are genetically tested PRA & PK Def negative (by UC Davis Laboratory or by parentage.)
- TICA registration paperwork with microchip number (provided at pickup).
- Parents’ 5-generation TICA Certified pedigrees provided.
- Starter supplies: food, blanket, favorite toys.
- Lifetime guidance & support from an experienced breeder.
- New Kitten Care Guides provided to ensure a great start!
