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We have a 6yr old tica registered neutered savannah male available for rehome in Tempe, AZ. We are moving and cannot take him with us. He loves children, dogs and other cats. He comes with kennel, cat tree, auto litter box as well as another litter box and kennel. We are asking $300 for the rehoming fee. He is VERY needy, he loves attention, so it would be best for him to be in a home where people are home most of the time. He likes to sleep in the bed on people. We also have his tica registration. Thanks please text 850-319-9787

[Loving 2 Year-Old F2 Rehome] My husband and I have a beautiful and friendly F2 Savannah named Archer. He’s two years old and we’ve had him for the last year. We paid $7,500 for him from a breeder in Northern California. He has diarrhea issues that my husband and I have paid thousands of dollars to try to find solutions for. We’ve done all the GI tests the doctors have told us to and tried several diets and probiotics with consistency and documentation, but have not found a long-term solution. We work from home in Irvine, California and we’re very attentive to him, but haven’t been able to fix his diarrhea. It’s become very burdensome and stressful on us. We know that whoever takes him will need to figure out his dietary issues. After speaking with other Savannah cat owners, it seems that it might be solved with antibiotics. Additionally, he has Calicivirus, which causes him to have sneeze attacks sometimes. They can happen a few times a day in the wintertime, when it’s cold and dry. But, in the spring and summer, they only happen a few times a month - sometimes not at all. I know some of you may recommend we contact / give him back to the breeder. We bought an F3 from the same breeder, and unfortunately it passed away after 4 months from FIP. We don’t believe that sending him back to the breeder is a good option, because the breeder has proven himself to be a little out there and not take the best care of his cats. We are asking a rehoming adoption fee of $450. We’d like to rehome him as soon as possible. Here’s a little more about Archer: - He comes to his name. - He’s harness/leash trained and has gone on hikes and walks with us and dogs! - He’s very loving toward other cats and animals. We have 2 other cats, a domestic shorthair and a Bengal. - He has never scratched or attacked anyone. He head-butts and licks to give love, even to people he meets for the first time. - He doesn’t destroy furniture or ever exhibit aggressive behavior. - He is neutered. Aside from his diarrhea and sneezing, he is genuinely a perfect f2 savannah cat. We are heartbroken to be in this position but have exhausted all avenues. If you’re interested, please email me at natashatakahashi@....

In pains me to even post this message and it's taken me over four years to get to this point but I've sort of tried everything. Winston is a 10 year old beautiful F3 male. I bought him from the breeder when he was 1 yr old and have raised him ever since. Since moving into a new house he developed a spraying problem. As near as everyone (vets, behavioralists, communicators) can tell is it's caused by three things: 1) there are male cats outside and he's marking 2) he really wants/needs to be outside 3) he is understimulated. Winston is probably the smartest and most determined cat I've ever owned. He's a little chatty in the morning but sleeps most of the day. Then he wakes up around 5 and is always on the move till bedtime. He's incredibly curious, friendly to everyone he meets (I've been hosting Airbnb for close to 10 years and he's friendly to all my guests, kids, etc.). I have an older siamese and they get along great - although he wants to play more than she does. He plays a little rough (hides and jumps on her but never bites or injurs) and I think he would do wonderful with a younger cat. BUT...he does NOT do well at all with dogs. He's very afraid of ALL dogs. He's protective and sleeps at my feet every night. Sometimes he likes to crawl under the covers. He's loves someone to pat his butt...like every day for at least 5 minutes. lol Sometimes he likes to curl up in a chair with you but mostly he just visits and then goes about his business. And while he's very friendly he doesn't like to be picked up or restrained. He free feeds Iams Adult dry food and never over eats. He doesn't really do treats but does like cheese and turkey. He uses the litter box well but does it cleaned once every day...or two. He came from a very healthy breeder in Southern Missouri and I have all his vet records. He has never been ill and has no health problems. He has all his claws but doesn't ruin furniture. He does use a scratch pole occasionally but prefers to scratch on the straw door map. Winston an absolutely amazing animal that I will be heartbroken to part with but he's just not comfortable in this house and needs more attention and space than I can offer. In my opinion, here's the best possible situation for Winston: A location where he can be outside and get more exercise. Possibly an apartment without access to outside male cats. If the latter, he will need lots of stimulation and play. A family (and even better a kid) that can give him even more attention (I live alone and travel). A family with a younger cat would be wonderful. He loves to play nice and also groom my older cat. A location with NO dogs. $200 adoption fee. Happy to answer any questions you might have.

Rehoming Peanut f4 female savannah 4yrs old , spayed . Placerville ca.. Rehoming fee $100.00 . Very sweet no home with female cats . April M. Beaver

F4 Male, approx 6-7 years old. Average size cat, but with longer legs. Located in Raleigh, NC. Jax is a very sweet cat who loves to be around his people at all times. As he’s gotten older, he’s become less tolerant of the other pets in the household taking “his” people, so he needs to go to a home with no other pets, or maybe one female cat. The vet tried various anti-anxiety drugs with little effect, so this is non-negotiable. He does enjoy a casual stroll on a leash in a car-free environment. His harness will come with him. He will fetch plush mice as well as any dog. Beware the chicken on the counter- he is very sneaky :) He’s a snuggler and will hop in your lap as soon as you sit down, but doesn’t love being “held.” He’s not been around young kids, except when my friends 3 year old comes over, and he won’t come out from under the bed. I’m sure with older, respectful kids he would do fine. I would like to do a home visit if possible, and I would like to be able to call your vet for a reference. I’m rehoming him because it’s what’s in his best interest, and I want to make sure he gets the best care. Adoption fee $200. - José A. Santana

Abasi is a shy 3 ? year old F5 neutered female who needs a home as an only cat (we have two others that don’t fight but she’s very intimidated). She is very nervous around other animals, but when comfortable plays, lap sits, and chats with you. Abasi does avoid children and takes a while to warm up to adults. She loves to follow you around and investigate any space you are in at the moment. She will bring you a toy when she’s ready to play! The markings are gorgeous on this petite, long bodied girl with brown spots, black bottomed paws, black lips, and liner around the eyes; beautiful green eyes! Up to date with all vet care and extremely healthy! I am willing to drive her to you in the mid-Florida region because she does get very anxious when traveling. A $100 check as a donation to “Last Chance Animal Sanctuary” LCAS (tax deductible) in Sarasota, FL is our requested fee.

Bocephus (Bo) is a 3 year old F3 Savannah neutered male. He is very affectionate and has a personality of his own, not afraid of the vacuum and tends to investigate loud noises instead of running from them. We built him a catio - which he uses a lot to watch the birds and people in the backyard. He has had minimal exposure to dogs and small children. He is fine as long as they are playing nicely with him. When the dog stopped chasing him, he went searching for the dog. He never used his claws when playing with the children. He does have a slight spraying problem - despite being neutered at about 5 months old. We have a 13 year old female Bengal - he likes to play a lot more than she does. They get along ok, fight more than they cuddle, but they will occasionally cuddle and groom each other. He uses the litter box just fine about 90% of the time. So I would recommend him being an only cat, but he may do fine with another cat and it may just be our house that he's spraying in. I would like him to go someone that is experienced dealing with this breed or at least someone that works in the veterinary field. I live near Alpine, Ca (91901) and would like to meet and view his new home before he is placed - so I am requesting the home be within a 100 mile radius of zip code 91901. I am asking a re-homing fee of $250 so that I know the person that adopts him is invested and will take good care of him. Please message me for more details, as I do have a questionnaire. I need to make sure that where he's going will love and care for him as much as we do. Thank you, rtspv83@...

F4B Female Savannah Cat named Tiki 6.5 years old (born 6/2010) Silver and Black Spayed Asking Adoption Fee: $350 (this is what we paid for her adoption; cash only) Pick up preferred (shipping with be considered) Good with dogs: unknown Kids: She is ok with kids. She usually tries to stay away from my 4 year old, but she loves our 7 month old baby. Last medical examination: 10/2015 and rabies shots. Please read ENTIRE description and consider before contacting us. We are happy to answer any questions. We are looking for the BEST, permanent home for her; please included why you are a good fit her. Tiki is a very sweet, smart Savannah cat. She loves to sit on your lap and cuddle (she doesn't really like to be picked up though). She will follow us from room to room and come sit wherever we are. She will meow at you when she's hungry, and will sometimes try to trick one of us into feeding her again when someone else has already fed her (lol, she's very smart). She loves to play, especially with pointer lasers. We love her very much and it is difficult to be giving her up. We are moving at the end of this month and are unable to take her with us to our new home. Also, unfortunately, Tiki has been passed around from two other homes before us. When we contacted the two previous owners, we were told different reasons for why they were putting her up for adoption. The first owner said that she had two other Savannah cats, and the owner was also having health problems, therefore she had to give up Tiki (who was originally named Tuppence). The next owner said she had never had a cat before and realized she was allergic to cats. Then we stepped in and adopted Tiki in August of 2014. However, we have come to realize that the most likely reason Tiki was put up for adoption was because she occasionally poops on carpets. In our first apartment home, we had an outdoor space where she could be in, and the problem wasn't that bad. It happened about once a month. For the past year we have been in a new apartment with all hard wood floors. We did have some bathroom mats and areas rugs, and that is where she would occasionally potty on (we have only found poop on rugs, she seems to always pee in her litter box). The frequency is about once a week. I think if she had an safe outdoor space to daily go out into this would help a lot. I did some research on the issue and found an article that stated that most rugs/carpet have a plastic coating on the bottom that some cats find attractive... We wanted to be very open with her issue, because we want her to find her forever home. Like mentioned earlier, she is a very sweet cat and doesn't deserve to be passed around. However, I have two little children, one who is a crawler, so I think best solution is to provide Tiki with a home equipped for her, preferably with a safe outdoor space. *Diet* Tiki has been on a strict diet since she was first adopted by her original owner which we have continued. Her diets includes: 1/2 canned tuna or salmon (food-grade tuna not cat-food kind) (given in the morning) a few ounces of raw chicken breast (warmed up with hot water) (given in the evening) a little bit of specialty dry cat food for snacking and water (daily) freeze-dried pure meats for occasional treats (usually purchased on Amazon) *Items Included* Adoption fee includes Tiki and her personal items (if you want them) TICA certificate of registration (includes her breed and birth date) Invoice showing last date of shots and medical examination 1/2 large bag of Taste of the Wild cat food (usually purchased on Amazon) Food dishes Food mat Litter box Cat condo (some of the cord is coming off) Cat bed Cat carrier for safe travel This is a video of her from before we got her (we didn't make this video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=Jsk_DajYN78&app=desktop -- Thank you for your interest in our kitty. Monique

F2 and F3 Bonded Pair of Savannah Cats in Marshall, MI Our daughter has been diagnosed with cat allergies causing her to have daily issues with severe sinus and nasal congestion, conjunctivitis, and now trouble sleeping. I have had both my Savannahs since they were kittens, before getting married and starting a family. It is a very difficult decision to re-home them, but we feel that it is necessary given our daughter's allergies. We are moving the end of this month and ideally would like to find them a new home before we move so there is less stress for them. We have Dakarai, F2B, neutered male Savannah, born 1/19/2010. He is a big boy with lots of personality. He can be very sweet at times, but sometimes gets too rough if you don't watch him. He has all his claws. He loves to play (laser, feather wands, other toys, and likes to be chased). He likes to play with water and knows how to flush toilets and open doors including dead bolts. He does not like to be picked up or cuddled, but will lay next to you and likes to be scratched/petted. He can have attitude, especially with new people. He will act friendly with guests, but sometimes will try to get in their face and slap them. He has started to mellow in the last year and is getting better about new people etiquette. A home with Savannah cat experience would be preferred. He has a sensitive stomach, so we try not to change his food. He is good with cat friendly dogs. He is accepting of very young kittens, but will become very aggressive with older kittens and other adult cats. He will stalk, chase, growl/hiss, swat, bite, and corner other cats. He cannot go to home that currently has cats. He is unpredictable with children, so only homes with older children will be considered. Shipping is NOT an option. You must be willing to drive and pick him up. He does not travel well without being giving something to reduce stress. I have had good luck with Zylkene (a natural product) for car rides. We have his half sister, Ahsoka, a spayed female, F3C Savannah born 6/27/2011. She is very attached to Dakarai. She has all her claws. She is very quiet and shy. She does not like to be picked up, but will cuddle with you once she gets to know you. She likes high perches. She likes running water and will play in the toilet if the seat is left up. She is not as playful as her brother, but does enjoy feather wands and the laser pointer. She will urinate inappropriately when stressed (in bath tubs and sinks), but otherwise has good letterbox habits. She is okay with cat friendly dogs, but would prefer a home without dogs. She is okay with very young kittens, but is not good with older kittens of adult cats. She will stalk, chase, growl/hiss, and corner other cats. She cannot go to home that currently has cats. She would be okay with older children. Shipping is NOT an option. You must be willing to drive and pick her up. She does travel in the car ok. They are a bonded pair and MUST stay together. There is a re-homing fee of $400 for both of them. They are not free cats and a good home is a must.

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Ajax is a wonderful 4.5 year old F5 neutered male Savannah located in northern California that has made it clear he can not live in the same house as another male cat. He loves his people and especially dogs, so a home with a cat-savvy dog would be great. He also would likely do well with a female cat, he very much loves the F2 girl he lives with. He has spent his life in quiet adult home with very few human visitors so is often off-put at first by new humans, but he warms up quickly and happily cuddles with anyone after the introduction period. He seems to have no problems with strange dogs though, perhaps due to his family's constant influx of foster canines :-) Ajax must be "indoors only" but has enjoyed lifelong access to safe outdoor enclosures so special consideration will be given to people who have (or are genuinely going to build) a "catio" or similar. He spends a lot of time out enjoying the fresh air and sunshine and I am sure he would be frustrated to lose that luxury- he gets bored easily! Not a requirement, but very strongly encouraged. I trim his claws twice a month and routinely check his teeth and ears so he is good with invasive handling. He has no bad habits: he is faithful to a well-maintained and clean litter pan, loves his scratching posts and cat trees, plays with toys like a kitten, and is the best bedtime cuddler (lots of biscuits and purring!) Just an all-around fun, nice cat. He is "normal cat" sized, but while he is small in stature, he is big in personality :-) At this point in time he is looking for a home ideally in northern California (currently located in Marin County) but exceptions might be made for the perfect home within reasonable driving distance. He is neutered, microchipped, and current on vaccines and flea preventative. His adoption fee is $200. Thank you, and please contact me with any questions. Samantha