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Meet Soy Sauce born about early/mid 2017. He came from the Junction Shelter with a bad untreated eye infection. Since we got him medical care, he has made great improvements and is able to see with no problem.
Soy Sauce came into his foster home completely shy and cautious after a year of being in a shelter (who could blame him). After being given time to decompress and settle, he felt safe and came out of his shell as a total lover boy. He's always curious about visitors and gets along with the friendly resident cats. He's an all around polite boy that loves napping belly up. He'll sit next to you to watch TV and chase the occasional bug around the house. He's probably middle ground between active and chill cat, leaning more towards chill. One of his funny quirks is that he's still very intrigued by the pet door that leads to the litter box in the garage, so every now and then you can find him repeatedly hitting the pet door with his paw and watching it swing, completely captivated. He is inside only. Soy is vetted and litter box trained.
You must submit an application to be considered for adoption. We cannot reply to all inquiries, but respond to all no obligation applications. Fill out an application at https://webportalapp.com/sp/login/savinghopeanimalrescue-catapplicationportal It doesn't obligate you, but it is the first step. Fee is $150 which includes vaccinations, combo testing, spay/neuter and microchip.
Meet Soy Sauce born about early/mid 2017. He came from the Junction Shelter with a bad untreated eye infection. Since we got him medical care, he has made great improvements and is able to see with no problem.
Soy Sauce came into his foster home completely shy and cautious after a year of being in a shelter (who could blame him). After being given time to decompress and settle, he felt safe and came out of his shell as a total lover boy. He's always curious about visitors and gets along with the friendly resident cats. He's an all around polite boy that loves napping belly up. He'll sit next to you to watch TV and chase the occasional bug around the house. He's probably middle ground between active and chill cat, leaning more towards chill. One of his funny quirks is that he's still very intrigued by the pet door that leads to the litter box in the garage, so every now and then you can find him repeatedly hitting the pet door with his paw and watching it swing, completely captivated. He is inside only. Soy is vetted and litter box trained.
You must submit an application to be considered for adoption. We cannot reply to all inquiries, but respond to all no obligation applications. Fill out an application at https://webportalapp.com/sp/login/savinghopeanimalrescue-catapplicationportal It doesn't obligate you, but it is the first step. Fee is $150 which includes vaccinations, combo testing, spay/neuter and microchip.
Please check our Facebook page @Saving Hope for our up to date adoption events!
Please check our Facebook page @Saving Hope for our up to date adoption events!
More about this rescue
The Saving Hope Animal Rescue strives to rescue, rehabilitate, and find loving homes for abandoned, neglected, and abused domestic animals. We are located in Fort Worth, but reach out to other communities in the DFW area.
Please fill out an application on our website if you are interested in receiving more information about one of our animals. We respond to applications before we respond to inquiries. Note: Fees range per pet and we can discuss that during the application process.(Dogs are between $200-400 and cats are between $175-300.)
The Saving Hope Animal Rescue strives to rescue, rehabilitate, and find loving homes for abandoned, neglected, and abused domestic animals. We are located in Fort Worth, but reach out to other communities in the DFW area.
Please fill out an application on our website if you are interested in receiving more information about one of our animals. We respond to applications before we respond to inquiries. Note: Fees range per pet and we can discuss that during the application process.(Dogs are between $200-400 and cats are between $175-300.)
