Welcome to SoDe Cattery
At SoDe Cattery, we specialize in breeding exquisite F2 Savannah cats. Each of our kittens is raised with the utmost love and care, ensuring they grow up in a nurturing environment that fosters their development and well-being. We are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of breeding, which not only enhances the beauty of each cat but also emphasizes their friendly and adventurous nature. Our passion for these remarkable animals drives us to create a loving atmosphere where every kitten can thrive. We invite feline enthusiasts to discover the charm and personality of our magnificent F2 Savannahs, each one a unique addition to any loving home. Whether you are a seasoned cat lover or a first-time owner, we are here to guide you through the journey of adopting one of our special kittens.
Savannah Kittens for Sale
Welcome to the SoDe Cattery website and thank you for your interest in our program.
We Specialize in F2 Savannah cats.
We are based Out of Virginia, within a 45 minutes car drive from Washington D.C.
If you are unable to travel to pick up your kitten in person, we offer hand delivery to the closest airport to you (delivery fees apply).
SoDe Cattery is a proud Member of TICA
Our kittens come with:
TICA registered
Vaccinated
Dewormed
Fiv/Felv tested Negative
Vet Checked
Blanket
Toy
Food
Litter box trained
One year Health Guarantee
What is Savannah Cat?
The savannah cat is a fascinating and rare hybrid breed, resulting from the cross between an African serval and a domestic house cat. Known for their striking appearance, savannahs feature tall legs, long slender bodies, large ears, and distinct exotic spots that set them apart from typical house cats. The inception of the savannah breed dates back to April 7, 1986, when breeder Judee Frank created the first savannah cat, aptly named Savannah, by crossbreeding a male serval with a Siamese cat. Over the years, the breed gained recognition, and in 1996, Patrick Kelley and Joyce Sroufe drafted the original breed standard, which was later accepted by the International Cat Association in 2001. This unique combination of ancestry not only captures the beauty of the wild but also brings the charm of domesticity into homes.
