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F1 savannah Nefertiti born 09/04/2004
	Nefertiti was born here and has become our pet. She is an F1 Savannah, 50% African Serval and 50% Bengal. She has been on TV on the news Three times. Look at those Ears!!!
	Nefertiti's mother a Bengal Queen named Katie. Katie is retired now and gambling in Laughlin on the river with some wonderful people. She and Bengi became lovers at first sight. She always stayed close by him and he would breed no one but here. (very inconvient trait)
Bengi, Nefertiti's father.	Bengi
	Nefertiti as a kitten
Nefertiti loves to climb.
Cleopatra is another F1 kitten born here. She was sold to a wonderful home locally. (Wish I had kept her. )
This is Ra, (named for an egyptian god of course). He is an F2 (foundation cat) Male Savannah out of Nefertiti. He is about 37 lbs. Shorter legs than his mom, but beautiful spots, ears, and size. HE cannot be shown because he is too early of a generation, he has 25% African Serval. HE walks on a harness and travels with us. HE is neutered because he would have been sterile anyway, and would probably have sprayed.
Ra says these photo sessions are always so boring! I think I'll take a little nap.
Unh Oh. Something got his attention.
You really have to talk cat around my place. He says I would really love to climb up there, but I just got my nails done. (Clipped of course). It is kind of like clipping a German Sheppard's nails, except Ra probably objects more. And I did it all by myself today.
Ra loves to be around the kittens, takes care of them, nurses them, and is not happy unless he is in the middle of a whole group of them.

 

The Savannah is a hybrid cat that is a cross between domestic cats and African serval cats.  The Savannah cat is under development and at this time the breed is not completed!  The Savannah in twenty years may become  as popular as the bengal cat is now,  but at this time there are very few of this cat and prices are generally out of reach for most people who would like one as a pet.  The most beautiful savannahs we know of have been produced by breeding the bengal cat to the serval cat, and this combination has produced many strikingly beautiful cats. We are breeding f2, f3, f4, f5 generations savannahs.