Savannah cats are becoming more popular as house pets, although so are their surrender rates. Because they are hybridized with African Servals, they still have a wild and aggressive temperament. Tigger here, for example, carry's weight living with the other larger servals in their large habitat. #savannahcat #cat #exotic #notpets #rescue #animals #sanctuary #africa #summer #summertime #saturday #caturday #weekend #weekendvibes #tcwr #turpentinecreek #rescuebigcats #bigcats #wildanimals #wildlife

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Elderly Savannah Cat, Diablo, enjoys his firehose swing. It makes a great perch to keep en eye on not only his big habitat but on his neighbors as well. Diablo the Savannah Cat's Story Species: Savannah Cat (Felis catus x Leptailurus serval) DOB: January 1, 2005 Sex: Male Arrival Date: December 14, 2023 Diablo is a first-generation (F1) Savannah Cat. A Savannah Cat is a hybrid species resulting from the intentional breeding of an African Serval and a domestic housecat. Diablo was likely purchase

Tigger Savannah Cat Chatting with Staff then Wandering off to his big habitat Tigger the Savannah Cat's Story Species: Savannah Cat (Leptailurus serval x Felis catus) DOB: July 5, 2015 Sex: Male Arrival Date: July 6, 2018 Tigger’s story illustrates the horrors behind the exotic pet trade in the U.S. Rescued from upstate New York, his previous owner was illegally buying, breeding, and shipping small exotic cats from the wild in Africa. He had sold 32 exotic animals to private owners before being