A graph \(G\) is \(H\)-saturated if \(G\) does not have \(H\) as a subgraph but \(G + uv\) has at least one copy of \(H\) for any edge \(uv \notin E(G)\). The smallest number of edges of all \(H\)-saturated graphs of order \(n\) is called \(H\)-saturation number and is denoted by \(sat(n; H)\). In this paper, we establish the existence of \(C_{4}\)-saturated graphs with prescribed the number of edges in some length that is close to \(sat(n; C_{4})\).