Hybrid laws and regulations

Hybrid cat laws in the United States can vary from state to state and even within different counties or cities. It’s important to note that hybrid cats, particularly those that are a cross between a domestic cat and a wild cat species such as a serval or Bengal, may be regulated or prohibited in some areas due to concerns about public safety and the welfare of the animals.

To get accurate and up-to-date information on hybrid cat laws in your specific state or area, it’s best to consult local government websites, contact your local animal control agency, or speak with a knowledgeable veterinarian who is familiar with the regulations in your region. They will be able to provide you with detailed information on the legal requirements and restrictions related to hybrid cat ownership in your locality.

Remember, complying with the laws is crucial to ensure the well-being of the animals and to avoid any legal issues.

Since Savannah Cats are a fairly new breed and some are considered Hybrid cats, please consult your local fish and wildlife department for the hybrid laws and regulations in your area. Please note that each state, county, and city have different regulations and can change frequently.