IWanna Savannah: A Savannah Cat Breeder in Our Family of Businesses
Not every business in Ignite Design Group’s family is in Florida. IWanna Savannah is a Savannah cat breeder based out of Kansas City, and it brings something completely different to the group: exotic, spotted cats with tall ears, long legs and dog-like personalities.
Who runs IWanna Savannah
IWanna Savannah is run by Melissa Morris, who describes a lifelong pull toward animals, from hand-feeding abandoned baby bunnies as a child to volunteering at shelters and fostering special-needs kittens. Breeding Savannah cats lets her stay home with her kids and her cats, and the kittens are raised by the whole family, which the site credits for how sweet and well socialized they are. IWanna Savannah is also a member of TICA, The International Cat Association.
What the cattery specializes in
The program’s main focus is early-generation Savannahs: HPF1, F1 and F2 cats, the generations closest to the African serval. It also produces F3 through F6 kittens. The site explains the generation system clearly. An F1 Savannah is the offspring of a serval and a domestic Savannah, and each later generation is one step further from the serval.
The site also covers the breed’s history, noting that the first Savannah was born in 1986 and that TICA accepted the breed for registration in 2001. It describes the common coat colors, including brown spotted tabby, silver spotted tabby, melanistic and the less common marble pattern.
Savannah or Bengal?
Many buyers arrive having looked at Bengals, so IWanna Savannah explains the difference. Bengals descend from the Asian Leopard Cat and stay close to normal house-cat size. Savannahs descend from the much larger serval, a cousin of the cheetah, and inherit taller legs, long bodies, big rounded ears and a personality that often includes fetching, leash walking and an interest in water.
Getting a kitten home
Families can pick up a kitten at the in-home cattery or have it hand-delivered by a pet nanny to the airport closest to them anywhere in the USA. Buyers who want first choice of an upcoming litter can place a pre-birth deposit. For current kittens and reservation details, visit this Savannah cat breeder directly.
What a cattery teaches a marketing agency
Savannah buyers do a lot of research before they reach out, and they are rightly cautious. A breeder site has to explain unfamiliar terms like HPF1, show real animals and introduce the real person behind the program. IWanna Savannah’s site does that with history, comparisons and the owner’s own story.
That is the same formula we use at Ignite Design Group for businesses with complex or unfamiliar services: explain the basics, show the real people and make it easy to take the next step. If your customers need that kind of guidance before they buy, contact Ignite Design Group.