WARNING DEAR ANIMAL LOVERS! BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU WANT TO PLACE YOUR ANIMALS WITH OTHER FAMILIES. A LOT OF PEOPLE WITH BAD INTENTIONS, MENTALLY OR PHYSICALLY ILL OR HAVING NO IDEA OF HOW TO TAKE CARE OF ANIMALS CALL THE ADVERTISEMENTS. IT IS PREFERABLE TO TAKE THE ANIMALS YOURSELF AND ESTABLISH CONTACT WITH THE NEW OWNERS OF YOUR ANIMALS. IF YOU ARE PLACING CATS, CHECK IF THERE ARE MOSQUITO NETS ON THE WINDOWS. CATS ARE ESCAPE-PRONE AND OFTEN ESCAPE THROUGH WINDOWS OR DOORS. YOU CAN PRINT OUT THE “Pet Adoption Application” FORM. THIS FORM CONTAINS QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK YOUR ANIMAL’S NEW OWNERS AND IT IS ADVISABLE TO ASK THEM TO FILL OUT THIS FORM. DO NOT GIVE YOUR ANIMALS JUST TO GET RID OF THEM!!!
Key Characteristics: Size: 21-24 inches (53-60 cm) at the shoulder Weight: 18-40 pounds (8-18 kg) Coat: Golden-yellow with black spots and stripes Lifespan: 10-12 years in the wild, up to 20 years in captivity The serval's long legs and large ears give it a significant advantage in hunting, allowing it to leap up to 10 feet in the air to catch birds and detect the slightest sounds of its prey. Its diet mainly consists of rodents, birds, insects, and small mammals. While solitary and primarily nocturnal, servals may also be active during the day, depending on the availability of food.
