With support from Maddie's Fund and the dedicated effort of volunteer designer, Kathleen Pequeno, we are excited to launch our new website! We think this new format will help to get the word out about our work and animals in need of homes to even more supporters. Thank you to Maddie's Fund and to Kathleen for making this possible. The Maddie's Fund grant will also help us to save more lives, by providing essential funds for veterinary bills and other care for rescued animals.

Infintite Hope volunteers and supporters gathered at Cyclones Game on June 27th. This was a great opportunity of Infinite Hope adopters and volunteers to join in some summer fun together.   

Ivan was scooped up in Crown Heights, suffering from an eye infection and serious leg wound. We brought him in to surgery yesterday and this 4-month old kitten is now on the road to recovery, getting lots of TLC in his foster home.

Infinite Hope was awarded 2 grants from the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC Animals in the spring of 2015. Infinite Hope wants to thank the Mayor’s Alliance for these grants, which provided critical support for our TNR efforts and veterinary care for adoptable animals over the summer.

Infinite Hope recently became a Network Partner of Best Friends Animal Society. We are excited to be partnering with Best Friends as the have the ability to create opportunities for smaller rescue groups and shelters through adoption events, fundraising events and other much needed support.

We are excited to be a part of Best Friends Strut your Mutt,a fundraiser to support our work. Infinite Hope keeps 100% of the proceeds raised our team page. Please support us by joining our team or making a donation here.

Infinite Hope board members Maria and Michelle taught a workshop in Prospect Lefferts Gardens that led to over 30 individuals becoming certified in TNR (Trap Neuter Return). The workshop was coordinated by the New York City Feral Cat Initiative, which offers training in TNR, cat socialization, community relations, and other topics related to community cat care.

We brought 5 cats to be spay/neutered at the ASPCA today, including a mama cat who has been having litters of kittens in a backyard in Midwood for at least 4 years. No more!

Come see us at Adoptapalooza in Prospect Park on Saturday! We'll have lots of cats and kittens for you to meet! If you've thought about adopting or fostering, this is a great event to meet us and find out more.

ASPCA Grant Helps Infinite Hope

Rescue Hurricane Sandy Cats

Through a generous grant by the ASPCA, Infinite Hope was able to rescue and rehome close to 40 Hurricane Felines. Sierra, Raine, Luna, Corey and Sandy shown below were some of the cats we were able to help.