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Savannah colors

TICA allows in the Savannahs these colors:
DIVISIONS: Solid, Tabby and Silver/Smoke Division.
COLORS: Black (black with black spots), Brown Spotted Tabby (cool to warm brown, tan or gold with black or dark brown spots), Silver Spotted Tabby,(silver coat with black or dark grey spots), Black Smoke , (white undercoat with black spots) only.
The only color variations allowed are the gold to orange ground color with bold dark
markings, the silver ground color with bold dark markings, solid black and black smoke. Lips are black as are the prominent black tear duct lines on the inner sides of each eye.
On the spotted Savannahs the nose leather can be either brick red , solid black
or black with a light red or pink line running down the center.
In black Savannahs, the nose leather must be solid black.
Paw pads in either color variation should be deep charcoal or brownish black.

In addition, the Savannah can come in nonstandard variations such as the classic patterns, lynx point and blue or other diluted colors derived from domestic sources
The nonstandard variations are pets only and we do not strive to breed for them.

SAVANNAH STANDARD COLORS PICTURES

Silver Spotted Tabby Savannah

"warm" colored, Brown Spotted Tabby Savannah

Left; Cool colored Brown Spotted Tabby Savannah, Right Cool Brown Spotted Tabby Savannah Kitten

Below: light Brown spotted Tabby Savannah

Cool colored or "Charcoal" Brown Spotted Tabby Savannah

Black Smoke Savannah kittens, right picture is Spock, 14 weeks young

Adult Black Smoke Savannah ( Spock)

Color difference in Black smoke and a Black Savannah

Black (Melanistic) Savannah kitten. If you look good you can see his spots.

SAVANNAH NON-STANDARD COLORS PICTURES

Seal Lynx Point, or snow savannah female kitten, 15 weeks young

Below, Seal Lynx Point male, left picture 6 months, right picture 2 years old

Classic (marble) Savannah

Red or cinnamon Savannah. Picture courtesy of Cattery Demdar

10 weeks	14 months

Blue Spotted Tabby Savannah ( Gibson, owner Lydia Waters)