No they do not.
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A "rainforest giraffe" is not really a true giraffe. It is an okapi. They look a lot like long neck zebras with brown areas on them. They do live in the Ituri rainforest in the Congo (central Africa). They are the closest relative to the giraffe and belong to the same family group Giraffidae.
No, Giraffe do not live in the rainforest, they are animal of the savannah and live of the leaves of the fever thorn tree.