Vern's info
Names : Vern
Ages : 6 months old
Breed : Domestic short haired
Sex : Male
Location: Kent
Children : Yes all ages
Dogs – Not dog tested
Cats – Happy with other cats
Indoor / Outdoor – Both
Medical notes – No known health issues
Health: Neutered, Microchipped, Vaccinated
Special Needs: none
£165 donation includes neutering, vaccinations, microchip, flea / wormed and 5 weeks free insurance.




Vern's Story
Vern is a 6 month old DSH boy with a big personality and even bigger energy! He came into rescue with his mum, Shirley, after they were found living under a bush.
Vern is a confident, playful and adventurous young boy who loves racing around the house, chasing toys and showing off his impressive zoomies. Playtime is definitely his favourite thing, and he’s always ready for his next adventure!
He’s not particularly a lap cat and isn’t overly cuddly, but he really enjoys being around people and interacting through play. He’s the sort of cat who will keep you entertained with his antics and endless energy. Vern absolutely loves interactive toys, especially ball-track toys and anything with spinning parts that he can chase, bat and play with for ages.
He needs a home that can provide plenty of toys, enrichment and opportunities to burn off all that youthful energy! He’s confident in new situations and isn’t easily fazed, making him a lovely, outgoing young cat.
Vern can be rehomed with his mum, Shirley, if the right home came along.
Is Vern right for you?
Personality: A gorgeous boy with a big personality and even bigger energy
Likes: chasing toys and showing off his speed!
Things to know: He is not a lap cat and is not overly cuddly
How our rehoming process works
: Fill in an application form – Use our easy online application form to tell us all about yourselves, your home and other pets you have.
2: Chat with one of our team – Once we have reviewed your application form, we will contact anyone shortlisted and discuss in more details about the cat and why we think you would be a good match.
3: Meet & Adopt
4: Animal Samaritan Ongoing support
