
WELCOME
TO WHITE'S ANIMAL RESCUE
Hi, I’m Sam, a Registered Veterinary Nurse. I run a small, foster-based cat rescue in Bramley, Hampshire that I set up in 2024. My mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome cats in need, giving them a second chance at a happy life.
We rely entirely on donations and the kindness of our community to continue our work. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps us provide food, shelter, and medical care to the cats in our care.
"Saving one animal won’t change the world, but it will change the world for that one animal."

ADOPT A CAT
Here you will find the cats available for adoption. If you would like to adopt, please complete the application form here.
Please note the rescue is run entirely by volunteers and I personally go through all the applications. I prioritise ones where I have a suitable match, so there can be a delay in my response.
The minimum adoption donation is £205 per cat which includes:
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neutering
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microchip (there is a small fee to register/transfer ownership)
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at least the 1st vaccination
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up to date flea and worming
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a Pet Remedy new home kit
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5 weeks free insurance with Agria
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a blanket for a familiar smell
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ongoing advice and support
THE APPLICATION PROCESS
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Complete an application
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Phone call to chat through this
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Send in any proof of vaccinations and/or permission to keep pets at the property
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Discuss potential matches
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Home visit
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Meet the cat/cats in their foster home
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Adopt if you are happy
Please be aware that I can only reserve a cat once stages 1-5 have been completed above. Cats can usually only be reserved for a maximum of 1 week. This is to make sure they don't miss out on another home and so I can help other cats on the waiting list.



Rosie
Approx 5 years old, female neutered,
Domestic Shorthair
Lovely Rosie was found as a stray and taken to another rescue, where she was neutered. Sadly they had no space to keep her so they planned to release her back to the area where she was found, where locals were feeding her. Fortunately, we had space to take her in! The team caring for her felt she was far too affectionate and friendly to end up back on the streets if it could be avoided.
Rosie has almost certainly been a pet at some point in her life; she absolutely adores people and loves nothing more than fuss and attention. She has settled into her foster home incredibly quickly and has shown herself to be a loving, friendly girl who loves spending time with her humans.
She did have a heart murmur detected with us which has been investigated. It seems it is present when she is stressed travelling to the vets. She has had a heart scan and does not require any medication or further treatment at present.
Rehoming criteria:
• suitable for first time owners
• older children due to her unknown history
• no other cats
• could potentially live with a calm, cat-savvy dog
• can be left for a working day
• will need access to a garden



Maya, Mabel & Margot
(RESERVED)
Approx 7 months old, female neutered,
Domestic Shorthair
Maya (black with blue collar), Mabel (grey) and Margot (black with no collar) are approx 7 month old sisters. They came in to rescue last month along with a fourth sister Maisie (recently adopted) as they had been an unwanted litter. We are looking either for 3 separate homes for the girls, or a home for Maya & Mabel together as a pair and a separate home for Margot.
Maya is extremely affectionate and very confident - she loves to be with her humans and often follows her fosterer around the house purring, wanting a cuddle! Mabel (grey) equally loves a fuss and is a stunning, loving girl. Margot (black with no collar) is the most timid of the trio and takes a while to warm up to new people but is a love bug once she gets to know you! We think she will come out of her shell more in a calm home where she gets to be the centre of attention.
These stunning sisters are sociable, playful and curious kittens with the sweetest temperaments. All three have been spayed, microchipped and started vaccinations. They are in foster in Fleet.
Rehoming criteria:
• suitable for first time owners
• can live with older children
• no other cats
• can live with a dog
• can be left a working day
• outside access to a garden, ideally with a cat flap



Hetty (ADOPTED)
Approx 5 months old, female neutered,
Domestic Shorthair
Hetty is a beautiful five-month-old girl who is looking for her forever home. Poor Hetty has had an unsettled start, after being rehomed as a young kitten and then the owners giving her up after not being able to care for her properly. She is now in foster looking for her forever home.
She is a lively, playful girlie who is full of life and loves nothing more than having fun with her toys. When she is in full play mode, she isn’t particularly keen on being picked up and would much rather be busy playing and exploring!
When it comes to naptime, Hetty becomes a completely different little girl. She loves nothing more than coming to find you, sitting on your lap, or cuddling up beside you for a lovely snooze. Hetty also absolutely loves her food and is not fussy at all. She is good with children and other cats. She has not been tested with dogs.
She is a gorgeous girl with a lovely personality and is waiting for the perfect family to call her own now that she has been vaccinated, spayed and microchipped. Please compelte an application form on the website if you think this could be with you. Hetty is in foster in Basingstoke.
Rehoming criteria:
• first time owners
• can live with respectful children
• can live with sociable cats
• potentially could live with a cat friendly dog
• will need outside access to a garden
• can be left half a working day



Penelope (ADOPTED)
Approx 18 months old, female neutered,
Domestic Shorthair
Penelope is a really pretty young girl, approx 18 months old, who came in to rescue last month after being rescued from appalling conditions along with over 30 other cats. We took in 3 cats from this situation. Penelope is now in foster where she is experiencing love, safety and clean conditions probably for the first time in her life. Having arrived very scared, she has settled wonderfully in her foster home and is becoming very affectionate! However she will likely at first be uncertain of unfamiliar faces, and a new environment, so her adopters must be patient with her.
Penelope loves a fuss from her fosterers and likes to be near them, but she also likes time to herself where she will take herself off to a safe place for a rest. She does like to have all the attention to herself and gets a bit jealous of her fellow foster cats so a home where she is the only cat would be perfect. Penelope is looking for a calm, safe home where she will be really loved and spoilt.
Penelope is in foster in Basingstoke.
Rehoming criteria:
• some experience with cats
• can live with older teenagers
• no other cats
• potentially a cat-savvy dog
• can be left a working day
• outside access to a garden



Toby (ADOPTED)
Approx 2 years old, male neutered, Domestic Shorthair
Toby is a handsome young ginger & white boy, approx 2 years old, who came in to rescue last month after being rescued from appalling conditions along with over 30 other cats. We took in 3 cats from this situation. Toby is now in foster where he is experiencing love, safety and clean conditions probably for the first time in his life. Having arrived very scared, he has settled wonderfully in his foster home and is a fantastic little companion to his foster carers. However he will likely at first be uncertain of unfamiliar faces, and a new environment, so his adopters must be patient with him!
Toby is a very sweet, content and companiable little man who best of all likes to sit with his fosterers on the sofa and watch TV! However, he has a sensitive side and doesn’t like programs that are very loud or scary. Toby likes a cardboard box to sit in too! Above all he just wants to spend time with his people.
Toby would suit a home where he is the only cat (he finds other cats scary, understandably given his background and the conditions they were all in), and an adult-only home or a family with respectful teenagers. He’s looking for a calm, loving, safe home environment where he can chill out and get all the fuss (and ideally watch some TV!).
Toby is in foster in Basingstoke.
Rehoming criteria:
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some experience with cats
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older teenagers
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no other cats
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potentially a calm dog
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will need outside access
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can be left half a working day



Daffodil
Approx 2 years old, female neutered,
Domestic Mediumhair
Daffodil is a beautiful, fluffy tripod girl who is now ready to find her forever home. She is estimated to be around 2-3 years old and came in to rescue from a vets where she had had to have one of her back legs amputated after sadly being surrendered with a nasty injury.
Daffodil was initially stressed with all the change but has settled wonderfully in her foster home and has fully adjusted to life on 3 legs. She is a playful, affectionate girl who adores sitting on her fosterer’s lap whenever she sits down, particularly in the evening when watching TV! She loves human company and currently sleeps in her fosterer’s bed at night. Daffodil also has a playful side and will play for ages with her catnip toys. She also gets the zoomies! She always likes to be involved in what her fosterer is doing.
Daffodil is looking for a calm home which is adult-only or with older, cat-savvy children/teenagers. She must be the only cat in the house and we don’t think she would like to share her home with a dog either. Daffodil will let you know when she’s had enough fuss by giving you a warning nip (without engaging her teeth) and it is important that at this point she is given some space. Daffodil does not enjoy car journeys so we are hoping she will find a home not too far from Reading, where she is in foster. She is happy being left home alone for several hours at a time. Daffodil is a really gorgeous soul who is looking for a calm, loving home where she will continue to be safe, loved and spoilt.
Rehoming criteria:
• some experience with cats
• can live with older children/teenagers
• no cats
• no dogs
• can be left for half a day
• will need direct access to a garden



Cheddar & Brie (ADOPTED)
4 months old, female neutered, Domestic Shorthairs
Cheddar (tuxedo) and Brie (tabby & white) are a pair of sisters who came in to rescue along with their siblings Parmesan & Mozzarella after being found straying. They were very young at the time and should still have been with their mum, who had been given away - fortunately she was reunited with them in foster after a few days. Their mum is Feta who is currently reserved for adoption.
Cheddar and Brie are typical kittens; they are playful, entertaining and affectionate! They love to climb on their fosterer’s lap for fuss, and they also enjoy running, playfighting, and playing with their toys. They are bonded and must be adopted as a pair.
Like all kittens, Cheddar and Brie need lots of stimulation and company so they are looking for a home where there will be someone around most of the time. They have been in foster with a family so are used to household goings-on, and would be suitable for most homes. They are neutered, chipped, and fully vaccinated and are in foster in Padworth.
Rehoming criteria:
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can live with children of any age
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can live with other cats and dogs
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will need outside access
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owners should be around the majority of the day



Kitten pairs (RESERVED/ADOPTED)
11-12 weeks old, male and female neutered,
Domestic Shorthair
The tree kittens came in to rescue with their mum, Pixie, at around 3 weeks old as their owner was sadly no longer able to care for them. Marshmallow was sadly orphaned at around the same time but luckily for her, Pixie adopted her and has raised her as one of her own alongside the others.
The kittens are to be adopted in the pairs indicated in the photos. Pink names are girls, blue names are boys.
All 6 are typical kittens, who love playing with their toys, chasing one another and playfighting, and then curling up for a nap. They are very well-socialised and are confident and friendly. They have also seen dogs which they were fine with.
These 6 are only young so will need lots of company and stimulation in the form of toys and play. They have been neutered, chipped and started vaccinations. They are in foster in Reading.
Rehoming criteria:
- Suitable for first time owners
- Can live with any age children
- Can live with dogs
- Can live with cats
- Will need outside access to a garden
- Will need someone around most of the time



Mia
2 years old, female neutered,
Domestic Shorthair
Mia is a gentle, pretty all-black girl who came in to rescue along with another cat, Maggie, due to a change in their owner’s circumstances. Mia is 2 years old. Sadly it seems that neither girls have had much interaction with humans at all despite coming from a home.
Mia is not a feral cat and has always had a home although likely spent most of her time outside, just coming in for food. She initially spent a lot of time hiding in foster and did not want to interact with people. She was very hissy, although does not lash out. However, given a lot of time she now will sometimes sit on a lap and play with toys, but very much on her terms. She has bonded with one person in the foster home particularly.
We are therefore looking for a special sort of home for Mia where she can be given space and live outside if she wishes, but where there are people around who she could interact with on her own terms.
She would need a reasonably quiet and understanding home with no young children. She has lived with other cats so potentially could live with a sociable cat. She has not been around dogs and likely would be terrified of them.
If living in an outdoor setting she would likely provide bonus pest control! She can live in a home with outside access, or a stable yard, large rural garden with outbuildings, or farm, would also suit her. If living total outside, Mia will need fresh food and water daily, cosy sheltered spots to sleep in, and adopters who are prepared to seek medical attention should she ever need it. She will need to be contained (eg in a stable) for about a month in order to get used to her new home before being allowed out.
Mia has been neutered, chipped and vaccinated. She is in foster in Basingstoke.



Parmesan and Mozzarella (ADOPTED)
4 months old, male and female neutered, Domestic Shorthairs
Parmesan (boy) and Mozzarella (girl) are a brother and sister kitten pair who came in to rescue along with their siblings after being found straying. They were very young at the time and should still have been with their mum, who had been given away - fortunately she was reunited with them in foster after a few days. Their mum is Feta who is also currently available for adoption with us.
Parmesan and Mozzarella are typical kittens; they are playful, entertaining and affectionate! They love to climb on their fosterer’s lap for fuss, and they also enjoy running, playfighting, and playing with their toys. They are bonded and must be adopted as a pair.
Like all kittens, Parmesan and Mozzarella need lots of stimulation and company so they are looking for a home where there will be someone around most of the time. They have been in foster with a family so are used to household goings-on, and would be suitable for most homes. They are neutered, chipped, and fully vaccinated and are in foster in Padworth.
Rehoming criteria:
• suitable for first time owners
• can live with other cats
• can live with dogs
• can live with any age children
• will need access to outside
• will need someone around most of the time


WHAT'S
INCLUDED

REHOMING
We work tirelessly to match every cat with a loving, suitable home. Our careful rehoming process ensures that each cat’s personality and needs align with their new family, setting them up for a happy future.
AGRIA INSURANCE
We’re delighted to offer 5 FREE weeks of pet insurance with Agria Pet Insurance for every cat adopted from White’s Animal Rescue. This gives your new furry friend immediate cover, ensuring they’re protected as they settle into their forever home.
FOSTER
All our cats are placed into a foster home to start their rescue journey. Foster homes provide a safe and loving temporary home whilst the cat waits for a permanent home. If you would like to foster a cat, please complete our application form.
MICROCHIPPING
Your cat’s safety is our priority. We offer assistance with transferring the microchip details into your name, ensuring your new feline friend is properly registered to you. A correctly registered microchip is essential in case your cat ever goes missing, giving you the best chance of a happy reunion.
VACCINATIONS
Keeping cats healthy is vital. We ensure that all cats in our care receive essential vaccinations to protect them from preventable diseases, giving them the best start in their new homes.
PET REMEDY
Clinically proven to help calm and develop emotional wellbeing. We rehome all cats with a Pet Remedy diffuser starter kit. You can also purchase products using my discount code WHITESANI25
GIVING UP YOUR CAT

GIVING UP UP YOUR CAT
We understand that parting with a pet is never an easy decision, and we’re here to help you navigate this difficult time with compassion and care. At White’s Animal Rescue, our priority is ensuring that every cat finds a safe and loving home.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
If you’re struggling with your cat’s behaviour, health issues, or a change in circumstances, we may be able to offer advice or support to help you keep them. Sometimes, small changes - like diet adjustments, vet check-ups, or behavioural advice - can make a big difference. Please reach out, and we’ll do our best to assist you.
HOW TO SURRENDER YOUR CAT
If you’ve made the difficult decision to give up your cat, we ask that you contact us first to discuss your situation. As a small, home-based rescue, we have limited space, but we will do our best to help. When surrendering a cat, we kindly ask for:
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Full details about your cat – age, breed, temperament, medical history, and any special needs. Please complete our form.
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A donation if possible – This helps cover vet care, food, and rehoming costs.
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Patience – Finding the right placement can take time, but we’ll keep you updated.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
Once your cat comes into our care, they will receive any necessary medical attention and be placed in a foster home or a suitable forever home. We carefully match our cats with new owners to ensure they go to a loving, stable environment.
If you need help or advice, please get in touch - we’re here to support both you and your cat.
