About Us

At Free Spirit Savannahs, our mission is simple: to share the love of cats—especially these next-level Savannahs that truly keep you on your toes. They’re athletic, curious, bold, and full of personality. Every day with them is an adventure, a spark of something wild and wonderful woven into your home life.

This cattery is a passion project still in process, born from a deep love for animals and a desire to bring a little more joy and magic into the world. These cats aren’t just pets—they’re part of the family, and they bring an unexplainable excitement to everyday life.

It all started with a simple idea: Let’s get some cats. One thing led to another (as it often does when cats are involved), and soon we found ourselves with a full-blown Savannah crew and a shared family mission to raise and care for them with love.

What makes this so special is that it’s a true family endeavor. Ernesto, Kim, Gabriel, JoLynn and Eva all play a part in the daily lives of our cats and kittens—feeding, cuddling, socializing, and simply spending time with them. The cats are not just “in our care”—they’re in our lives, every single day. We do this because we love it. Because we love them.

There’s nothing quite like seeing one of these cats jump effortlessly to the top of the fridge, or curl up in your lap after a full-speed sprint across the room. They’re wild-hearted, sweet-spirited, and endlessly entertaining—and we’re honored to raise them and help them find their forever homes.

This is not a high-volume operation. We’re not interested in overbreeding or treating these animals like inventory. At Free Spirit Savannahs, our cats are family first—and that’s how we approach every litter.

Each kitten is raised with the hands-on love and attention of our entire household. They’re socialized in a family environment, given space to grow, play, and explore, and they leave our care confident and well-adjusted.

We value health, temperament, and ethical breeding practices. Every decision we make centers on the wellbeing of the animals—not just while they’re with us, but for the lifelong happiness of the families they go home to.