Static analysis has the advantage of reasoning over multiple possible paths. Thus, it has been widely used for verification of program properties. Property verification often requires inter-procedural analysis, in which control and data flow are tracked across methods. At the core of inter-procedural analyses is the call graph, which establishes relationships between caller and callee methods. The key challenge, however, is to build call graphs when faced with dynamic features that introduce challenges for static program analysis. Dynamic features are widely used in software systems; not supporting them makes it difficult to reason over properties related to these features. Although state-of-the-art research had explored certain types of dynamic features, such as reflection and RMI-based programs, serialization-related features are still not very well supported, as demonstrated in a recent empirical study. Therefore, in this paper, we introduce SALSA (Static AnaLysis for SeriAlization features), which aims to enhance existing points-to analysis with respect to serialization-related features. The goal is to enhance the resulting call graph’s soundness, while not greatly affecting its precision. In this paper, we report our early effort in developing Salsa and its early evaluation using the Java Call Graph Test Suite (JCG).