MD Savannah Cats
Savannah Cats are derived from crossing an African Serval cat with a domestic cat or a Bengal which is derived from an Asian Leopard.
MDC Cattery started from our interest in exotic cats. We started with Bengals and moved on to Savannahs. Our goal is to bring back the Serval in the Savannah Breed, our kittens are high percentage serval.
All of our cats are hand raised, in our home, not in cages so they are ready to integrate into their new loving homes.
We feed our Savanna Cats on a diet of raw, lean ground turkey, and raw very lean ground sirloin mixed with high quality canned cat food, also Dry food available to them at all times. Proper diet is important for Savannahs as they need the high protein diet.
We also recommend Zu Preem feline diet
All kittens will come with shots, and Micro-Chipped and TICA Registered.
Isn't a Hybrid cat Illegal?
The F1 Savannah cat is legal in almost all states and requires no
special permits. Savannahs from F1 on down are legal in most states as a pet cat or kitten and no
permit is needed.
Servals are restricted. Although in most states people can have
servals as pets but you need to check locally if a permit is
required. I do know of some counties within states that have
restrictive laws and yearly requirements.
