Rescuing Since the 2000s
Give Hope Cat Rescue was officially founded and registered as a 501(c)(3) public charity in 2020, though it has been serving the community for over a decade. Under the leadership of our Founders Jane-Ann Springston, Jade Rosing, and Roger Perez who initially operated under the community group name Community Cats of Boca Raton, the organization has grown significantly. Jane and Jade have been rescuing animals since early 2000s, and today, Give Hope Cat Rescue is one of the most supported animal welfare groups in South Florida.
We are a non-profit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to finding loving homes for unwanted and homeless cats and kittens. Our volunteers have successfully placed over 3,000 cats and kittens into homes and have contributed to controlling the overpopulation of community cats (free-roaming) through TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return) efforts.
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💔 Chou Chou & Tully - Owner Surrender 💔
Unfortunately, Chou Chou and Tully are both being surrendered due to Adopter developing health conditions and deciding to move out of state.
From Adopter:
Both of these beautiful Red tabbies have warm personalities, and are
friendly, mellow, curious, active, loving cats. Since they were kittens my late
husband worked with them to teach them tricks, to be held, play with the
lazer and puzzles and interactive toys, take baths, trim their nails and
grooming. He taught them to come when he whistled, and the words up,
down and no.
They are very good at doing what is asked of them.
Chou Chou uses a cute soft trill or chirping sound to communicate. He is
mellow and quiet. He is a sweet cat who likes his cheeks and tummy rubbed
on occasion.
Tully is also quiet but he may meow when it’s close to feeding to make sure
that isn’t forgotten. Tully loves having his head, cheeks and tummy rubbed.
They are both affectionate and intelligent—enjoy doing tricks and playing
with the laser.
Both boys enjoy grooming each other, sitting on high cabinets, watching the
outdoors from window sills, sitting on the cat tree or sleeping together in a
basket.
These boys also like snuggling up next to their family on the couch and
sleeping at the foot of the bed.
