Find Your New Best Friend
Cats & Kittens Available for Adoption 🐾
Thank you for your interest in adopting from Give Hope Cat Rescue. Below you’ll find our current cats and kittens who are actively looking for loving forever homes. Each animal listed here has been rescued, vetted, and cared for by our dedicated foster network.
Our adoptable cats range in age, personality, and needs — from playful kittens to calm adult companions. We take great care to match each cat with the right home to ensure a successful, lifelong adoption.
How the Adoption Process Works
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Browse our available cats using the listings below.
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Submit an adoption application for the cat you’re interested in.
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Our Adoption Coordinator will review your application and contact you to discuss next steps, answer questions, and determine the best match.
Please note: Submitting an application does not guarantee adoption of a specific cat, but it helps us learn more about you and find the best possible fit.
Why Adopt from Give Hope?
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All cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped (age permitting)
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Cats are placed in foster homes, not shelters, so we get to know their personalities
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Adoption fees directly support our rescue, medical care, and TNVR efforts
If you don’t see the right match today, check back often — we update this page as new cats become available.
Thank you for choosing rescue and helping us give cats the second chance they deserve. 💜
PLEASE NOTE that we will respond to your application within 3-5 business days. We are all volunteers and have full time jobs/businesses to run. We will get back to you as soon as possible. In the case that you need faster assistance due to travel or any other deadlines, you are welcome to reach out to us through our Facebook messenger.
The Right Match for You and Your Family
Cats can live up to 20 years or more — and very actively at that — so even a cat who is five years old or older still has many years ahead of them.
Are you ready to take on a 20-year responsibility? If so, a kitten might be great choice for you. If you aren’t, then an adult cat who might be five or 10 may be a better choice.