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The Savannah is usually a very curious and intelligent cat. Be careful, it is not a trinket cat! It is more active and sleeps less than the vast majority of its congeners. It has bit of a cat-dog temperament and gets along very well with other animals. If you like to play with your animals, interact with them and you are ready to make certain small compromises in your environment (such as storing plants and decorations in an inaccessible place, or locking the doors of cabinets containing toxic products), you will literally fall in love with the breed. The savannah loves to climb and run. It is therefore appropriate to provide him with places where he can do so in complete safety. A few high shelves, one or more cat trees or access to a window to look outside are enrichments of his environment that cannot leave him indifferent. Can he live in an apartment? Of course! When the horizontal space is more restricted, it is always possible to arrange a larger vertical space for his great happiness. And for individuals who need to spend some more energy, it is possible to provide them with an exercise wheel, such as the Ziggydoo wheel, so that they can satisfy their racing instinct. 

When the savannah has been properly socialized at a young age, it is usually very affectionate and attached to its family. Even if some individuals do not appreciate being held in their arms (unlike others), the fact remains that they will come and lie down near their family members during a cinema session, or they will gladly come to join you in your bed to cuddle at night.