
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 (RESERVED)
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. There will likely be insurance exclusions for her heart.
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



Cleo
Approx 2 years old, female neutered, Domestic Shorthair
Cleo is a beautiful pure black girlie who is approximately 2 years old. She came in to rescue as her previous owners were struggling with the number of cats they had. Cleo was living with numerous other cats as well as two dogs, but she would often take herself off for some peace and quiet. She is loving life as an only cat in her foster home so we are looking for a forever home where she can continue getting all the fuss and attention as an only cat.
Cleo enjoys human company, but she isn’t a lap cat. She’s very content sitting beside you, keeping you company, and likes you to respect her paws-on-the-floor approach, as being picked up really isn’t her thing! She also enjoys playing with her toys, especially wand/fishing rod toys, and toy mice.
Cleo’s fosterer says she’s the only cat she’s known who doesn’t wake anyone up at night! Cleo does her own thing and waits patiently until her fosterer is up - and then gets very vocal about breakfast!
Could you offer Cleo a home where she can enjoy company, playtime, and a little independance?
Cleo is in foster in Basingstoke.
Rehoming criteria:
• some previous experience with cats
• can live with older children
• no other cats
• no dogs
• can be left a working day
• outside access to a garden



Ash and Etta (RESERVED)
Approx 5 months old, male and female neutered,
Domestic Shorthairs
Ash (male) and Etta (female) are a bonded pair of tabby kittens. Ash came in to rescue when he was only a few weeks old along with his 6 siblings and his lovely mum. All of his siblings, and his mum, have now been adopted. Etta was found straying on her own at around 7 weeks old and joined Ash’s family, even being accepted by Ash’s mum. Both are typical playful, energetic kittens who love to playfight, chase one another, and play with their toys.
Ash is very confident and affectionate, and loves to climb on to his fosterer’s lap for a cuddle. Etta, likely due to her past, is a little more reserved and will take a moment to get used to new people, studying them from a distance before coming closer. In her foster home, she can be wary when her fosterer first reaches to stroke her, and sometimes moves away, but if she allows a stroke (which she often does) then she realises she likes it and always stays for more, and starts purring! When Ash is sitting on their fosterer’s lap, Etta often chooses to settle down next to them & often puts a paw on her lap too. All in all, Etta is not an excessively nervous kitten and definitely enjoys affection on her terms, but she may never be a lap cat like Ash.
We think a calm home without young children would be best for this pair, owing to Etta’s more wary nature. Both have been neutered, vaccinated and chipped. They are in foster in Reading.
Rehoming criteria:
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suitable for first time owners
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older children
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potentially a friendly cat
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potentially a cat savvy dog
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will need outside access to a garden
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someone at home most of the time



Jelly and Custard
4 months old, female neutered,
Domestic Shorthairs
Meet Jelly and Custard , the cutest pair of kittens you could ever wish to meet!
Jelly is the quiet, inquisitive one. She loves exploring new parts of the house and is surprisingly good at finding the best hiding spots! The one exception to her quiet nature is, of course, feeding time, then she certainly knows how to make herself heard!
Custard is the outgoing one. She loves a cuddle, enjoys being around people and is always happy to be involved in whatever is going on. Jelly loves people too, but she just needs a little more time to warm up.
But one thing is absolutely certain, these sisters are devoted to each other. If they can’t see or find one another, they’ll happily meow until they’re reunited. They love nothing more than chasing each other around the house, playing together and generally getting up to mischief.
Jelly and Custard really are the perfect little pair - two very different personalities, but completely inseperable.
Rehoming criteria:
• suitable for first time owners
• can live with older children
• could potentially live with another cat
• no dogs
• will need outside access to a garden
• can be left for half a working day



Saffron and Paprika
Approx 4 months old, female and male neutered, Domestic Shorthairs
Saffron and Paprika are a gorgeous brother-and-sister pair looking for their forever home together.
These two are loving, affectionate kittens who adore attention, sofa cuddles and, if they get the chance, snuggling up in your bed too!
Don’t be completely fooled by their cuddly side! They’re also full of kitten energy and love playing with toys, chasing things around the house and keeping each other entertained.
Saffron isn’t keen on other cats apart from Paprika, so they will need a home where they are the only cats.
They have so much affection to give and would love a family who will include them in everyday life, with plenty of cuddles, playtime and companionship.
If you’re looking for two beautiful little companions to fill your home with cuddles and kitten chaos, Saffron and Paprika could be the pair for you!
Rehoming criteria:
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first time owners
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can live with children
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can live with dogs
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no cats
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will need outside access to a garden
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can be left half a working day



Boots
6 months old, male neutered,
Domestic Shorthair (DEAF)
Boots is a gorgeous six-month-old boy with a wonderful personality and so much love to give.
Boots is deaf, which is relatively common in white cats, particularly those with blue eyes. However, this certainly doesn't stop him from enjoying life! He's an incredibly affectionate boy who loves following you around the house, keeping you company and making sure he's involved in whatever you're doing. He's also a real purr machine who absolutely loves attention and affection.
Boots would particularly benefit from a home where someone works from home or part-time, as he really enjoys having people around.
Because Boots is deaf, he will need to be an indoor cat with access to a secure catio or, ideally, a fully cat-proofed garden where he can safely enjoy the outdoors.
Boots really is a special cat who will make a wonderful companion. We're hoping to find him a loving home where he can enjoy plenty of cuddles, companionship and a safe environment in which to explore.
If you think you could offer Boots his forever home, we'd love to hear from you. He is being fostered in Basingstoke.
Rehoming Criteria:
•Experience: Suitable for first-time owners
• Children: Can live with children
• Other cats: No
• Dogs: Could potentially live with a cat-friendly dog
• Outside access: Indoor home with access to a secure catio or fully cat-proofed garden
• Time alone: Can be left for up to half a working day
He is in foster in Basingstoke.


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.
