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Melanistic F3 neutered male available in St Louis, MO
Hi,
I'm posting this cat as available but he's not officially in Rescue. Part of his adoption fee IS a donation to SV Rescue though! Seamus is a black F3 Savannah, but his spots seem very visible in pictures so he's more black on black spotted even if in TICA we consider this a "solid". Seamus is a year old, a big cat but slightly chubby, the vet says he is ok but might need a diet or more exercise. He is a very friendly and affectionate cat, loves people, good with children and loves to fetch toys. So why is he available for a new home? Seamus is a big boisterous "puppy" of a cat and he's simply too much for the two timid female kitties already in the household. He wants to play and wrestle and they are too dignified to want to have anything to do with him. It's causing a lot of trouble and so they feel he would do better in another home with either a dog or another kitty with a more dominant personality that would stand up to his rambunctiousness better. Preference is of course given to homes that could drive to St Louis, MO to pick Seamus up in person. They really do not want to ship him. His adoption fee is a little higher than most, it will be $500 of which $100 is a donation to Savannah Rescue for their help in finding him that perfect home. Please let me know (brigitte@... ) if you are interested in Seamus. Thanks, Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Update on Norton the F4C male...
Hi,
I am so sorry, unfortunately Cynthia King (current owner of Norton) is without computer access for the next couple of days. She just called me and thanked you all for the responses about her Savannah male and promises to reply to all of you when she gets home to her computer and is not struggling to read all those emails on her phone. Please do not worry if you do not receive an immediate reply to your email to her about Norton, she is not ignoring anyone and she is delighted to receive so many promising offers of a good home for Norton :-) Sincerely, Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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F4C retired male available
Hi,
Norton is an F4 male that has not proven to be fertile and so is being retired from a breeding program. He's still young (just under 2 years old) and available for cost of shipping and neuter. He's a nice big boy but he is rather shy so requires a home that is willing to be patient and loving to bring him around. Please contact Cynthia at TheKasbah@... if interested in offering Norton a home. Thanks, Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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[Fwd: OT: Achmed the Savannah]
Perfect news. The Vitales have found a home for their Savannah.
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We're still taking applications for Missy and will be reviewing them soon. Brigitte -------- Original Message --------
Achmed has an adopter. Final arrangements are being made No other animals. Single parent, so the both of them can keep each other company. The adopter also has experience with EG cats (his best friend was a foster F2 Bengal by the name of Jenga) ;-) thank you to all who applied Sal and Doris Vitale Anateag Bengals www.geocities.com/anateagbengal <> President & VP, Mid-Atlantic Coordinators, Bengal Rescue Network (501c3) www.bengalrescuenetwork.org <> List Owner, Bengal Cat Rescue Bengal Rescue Network @ Petfinders -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Courtesy post - Bengal Rescue Network has a Savannah for adoption
Hi, this cat is not in Savannah Rescue's care therefore we cannot guarantee anything at all about him. Sal and Doris Vitale of Bengal Rescue Network took in a cat from a shelter that originally was identified as a Bengal. They decided that his legs were too long and ears too large and most likely was a Savannah. They estimate him to be an F2, he is neutered and front declawed. We (Kristine and I) have not seen enough pictures to offer an opinion on Achmed, he's in Maryland and we are in California so haven't seen him in person either! But we know that the Vitales have seen enough Bengals to know when a cat isn't one :-)
Anyway, the information is below. They want a home with hybrid experience, preferably early generation hybrid experience. Please contact Sal and Doris Vitale directly if interested. bengalcatrescue@... -------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Folks, We need a home for a F2 Savannah. Apprx 1-2 years, neutered male, up to date on vaccines, and felv/fiv neg Achmed is front declawed Likes women more than men (ask Sal) Doesn't like other cats. Achmed will chase other cats. Maybe one other cat will be alright as long as the house is large enough Achmed will also chase dogs, so having a dog isn't an issue as long as it isn't afraid of cats Young children are not recommended as Achmed can be unpredictable. Any changes in the environment can upset him. Achmed isn't a run and hide cat. He does voice his concerns very loudly. Ne doesn't meow like a normal cat. If you are not used to early generation cats. his talking could be unsettling. If you think that you can give Achmed a great home please send us an email. I would like to place him near the MD area if possible Sal and Doris Vitale Anateag Bengals www.geocities.com/anateagbengal President & VP, Mid-Atlantic Coordinators, Bengal Rescue Network (501c3) www.bengalrescuenetwork.org List Owner, Bengal Cat Rescue <> Bengal Rescue Network @ Petfinders <> --------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Ooops! Forgot to mention that Missy is currently located in New Jersey!
I apologize for not previously mentioning Missy's current location, she is being fostered in New Jersey.
We would consider shipping for the right home, but of course do give preference to homes that could pick her up in person. Sincerely, Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Available F2 Savannah female, 6 years old
Meet Missy, she is a 6 year old F2A spayed female, up to date on vaccines, healthy and playful. Missy was bred by Abiku cattery, which is no longer in business. We do have the pedigree information though.
Missy lived for years as an only cat, adored by her parents. Then they had a child and decided that Missy could not be trusted with the baby and kept her separated in the house. Missy was very upset at this change in circumstance and developed some unattractive traits of slapping and nipping to get attention. And so now she is in foster care :-( Missy needs to be in a house without small children, she does show signs of overstimulation and so when she may slap or nip, but this is not something a small child would recognize early signs of. She is very playful and this has been the way the foster home has made friends with her. She loves to leap after a wand toy and she fetches! Missy did not take to a new environment very well, she was extremely hissy and growly for some time and the foster parent had to be very patient to make friends. Of course for a cat that had only one home for six years this is not too surprising. She has been in foster care for two months now and has come a long way. She's partly clicker trained for example, she allows petting and even being picked up for short periods. She will sleep in bed with them, pounce on toes under the covers. Having spent all her life as an only cat we feel that this would be the best home for Missy, but would consider a home with another cat if the home would be patient in introductions. We would not consider a home suitable that had a number of other pets, as this would be too difficult for Missy to handle. We are asking an adoption fee of $250 for Missy. Please contact me or Kristine (rescue@... or gattobello@... ) if you are interested in offering Missy a new home! Sincerely, Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Tobi needs adoptive or foster home
I recently posted Tobi, F6 spayed 3year old female, as available. We
understand that she is not an easy placement as we have been unable to resolve her spraying issue. We feel that the next step is that Tobi needs to be housed by herself, not necessarily in a house but in her own room. Unfortunately, Tobi's current foster home is not able to do this and Tobi has had to share her quarters. Although her spraying has been infrequent, it has not stopped and we feel that she may need to be an only pet. We would love it if someone would volunteer to foster Tobi that could keep her in a separate room. If you might be interested in this, please contact me or Kristine at brigitte@... or gattobello@... to learn more. Thank you! Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Tobi needs adoptive or foster home
I recently posted Tobi, F6 spayed 3year old female, as available. We understand that she is not an easy placement as we have been unable to resolve her spraying issue.
We feel that the next step is that Tobi needs to be housed by herself, not necessarily in a house but in her own room. Unfortunately, Tobi's current foster home is not able to do this and Tobi has had to share her quarters. Although her spraying has been infrequent, it has not stopped and we feel that she may need to be an only pet. We would love it if someone would volunteer to foster Tobi that could keep her in a separate room. If you might be interested in this, please contact me or Kristine at brigitte@... or gattobello@... to learn more. Thank you! Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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F6A spayed female available in Michigan
Tobi is a pretty F6 Savannah girl that was surrendered to Savannah Rescue with peeing issues. She has been vetted and is up-to-date with vaccines.
Her foster home reports that Tobi is very sweet and friendly and playful, but does occasionally spray. She has been unable to keep Tobi separate from other cats, she currently lives with one other cat in the house, therefore we are anticipating that a household with no other cats would suit Tobi much better than anything else. There is also the possibility that Tobi was imperfectly spayed and has retained some ovarian tissue, we were unable to persuade the foster's vet that a hormone test was warranted. Therefore we are offering Tobi to a suitable home with the idea that either you have no other pets (therefore no reason for Tobi to feel at all threatened) or you are willing to work with her issues. She is NOT peeing all over the house. Please let one of us know if you wish to help Tobi. gattobello@... or brigitte@... . Thank you! Brigitte -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Cat in Georgia shelter
I've been asked to post this link out there in the hope that someone finds this boy irresistable. The rescue group trying to help him searched online and decided that he most looked like a Bengal, Savannah or Chausie cross but no breed info is available on him. To help them find him a home, I thought maybe posting him on these lists might work. Crossposting is encouraged, this boy has a really sweet look to his face so I'd love to find him a home! B -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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Introduction to Savannahs
Hello to all our new members, Kristine and I would like to welcome you to the group. We do not normally post informational messages, this is only to be a notification list of available Savannahs, but with the sudden influx of a lot of new members we thought maybe one message was needed.
We suspect that a number of you have recently "discovered" Savannahs from the Cats101 program on Animal Planet. We think it great that you wish to adopt a cat in need, but wanted to clear up an important point that many may be mistaken about due to this program. I am proud of Mondo that was featured in the program, he was the very leggy Savannah featured in the home environment (not the SV that was in the studio on the white background). Mondo is probably the tallest Savannah I have ever seen let alone bred, BUT he is not the norm. The Savannah is a tall and elegant build of cat, but they are NOT typically twice the size of a domestic cat. The average Savannah is taller and longer than most cats but often weighs exactly the same. The lower generations (past the larger F1 and F2 generations) are not usually huge cats. We feel that this program may have given a false impression of our breed, and do not wish folk to be disappointed by the Savannahs they may see on this list as available. Savannahs of F1 and F2 generation are rarely seen in Rescue anyway, we more commonly see the F4 and F5 generations, and they are normally not nearly the size of the cats featured on TV. Please find attached a pdf article on Savannahs that may help you learn more about our breed. Sincerely, Brigitte Cowell and Kristine Alessio Savannah Rescue Coordinators -- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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2009 Savannah Cat Calendar - It's here!!!
Patrick has asked that this be forwarded out so that everyone knows that the Savannah Cat Calendar for 2009 is now available!
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It makes a great gift but of course we all need one for our homes too :-) Buying a calendar supports Savannah Rescue! -------- Original Message --------
Subject: [Kittens Available] 2009 Savannah Cat Calendar - It's here!!! Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:13:26 -0500 (EST) From: EC Network <pfkelley@...> Reply-To: EC Network <pfkelley@...> To: kittensavailable@... Announcing the 2009 Savannah Cat Calendar is now available at ! Featuring FULL COLOR photos of your favorite breed! Each 11" x 8.5" page features the stunning magnificence of the Savannah cat! A portion of EVERY Calendar sold goes to support the Savannah Cat Rescue! This might be one of the best Savannah Cat Calendars ever and it is just in time for the Holidays! Thank you and.... All the best, Patrick Kelley 1 877 572-8266 ---------------------------------- Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com/rescue.htm |
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the F4 Kittens have homes now
Hi all,
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Thank you all for the wonderful offers of great homes for these kittens. It is encouraging that there are so many good homes out there but difficult of course to then make the decisions. At this time though, we think that we have confirmed homes for all three of them :-) Sincerely, Brigitte Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com KRISTINE ALESSIO wrote: We are excited to be able to offer for adoption some Savannah kittens. Kittens rarely come into Rescue. But these ones did and they are available. Unlike some situations where a cat comes into Rescue with some behavioural or heasvlth issues, there guys are perfectly fine all around, other than they are temporarily homeless. |
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Re: [savannahkittens] Re: [SVCatClub] Looking for fosters
Kai happens to be one of the hardest cats we've had into foster care, Leonard did a great job...not only fostering Kai but advising the adoptive home on how to introduce him and work with his issues.
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B Brigitte Cowell Kirembo Savannahs www.kirembosavannahs.com brigitte@... Rescue Coordinator, Savannah Rescue The Savannah Cat Club www.savannahcatclub.com lifeatthesharpend wrote: I have to say that it is rewarding to help out some of the cats when you can. Esp if you have an extra room. Here is a video of a cat that I had here in rescue about a year and a half ago. Here is the video of him: |
Brigitte Cowell Moyne