Are Savannah Cats Legal In Florida?

Are savannah cats legal in Florinda?
Yes, savannah cats are indeed legal in the state of Florida.

The savannah cat is a cross between a serval - a wildcat found in Africa and a descendent of the leopard - and a domestic cat.

This breed started to become popular in the 1990s and early 2000s.

A savannah cat is a great deal bigger than a normal domestic cat, although it is not as big as a serval. It is also known for being very quick, agile and great at jumping.

The savannah cat is popular because it displays a lot of the affectionate attitudes and individuality of domestic cats, whilst also being extremely loyal and easy to train, like a dog.

States where Savannah cats are legal:

• Alabama.
• Arkansas.
• Arizona.
• California.
• Colorado: Fourth generation or lower only.
• Delaware.
• Florida.
• Idaho.
• Illinois.
• Indiana: Third generation or lower only.
• Kansas.
• Kentucky.
• Louisiana.
• Massachusetts: Fourth generation or lower only.
• Maryland.
• Maine.
• Michigan.
• Minnesota.
• Missouri.
• Mississippi.
• Montana.
• North Carolina.
• North Dakota.
• Nebraska.
• New Hampshire.
• New Jersey.
• New Mexico.
• Nevada.
• New York: Fifth generation or lower only.
• Ohio.
• Oklahoma.
• Oregon.
• Pennsylvania.
• Rhode Island.
• South Carolina.
• South Dakota.
• Tennessee.
• Texas.
• Utah.
• Vermont.
• Virginia.
• Washington.
• Wisconsin.
• West Virginia.
• Wyoming.