The Animal Rescue League has a nice facility with much to choose from.
That said, the process of adopting a cat was lengthy and involved stopping at several stations. One of which you find out is for a pet insurance sales talk.
Unfortunately, the rescue cat didn't seem to be litter box trained and was untrainable. It peed in the basement on some full moving boxes. It also made a large pee puddle on the sofa. The next morning, it made another large pee puddle at the other end of the sofa. That was the last straw. We returned it after about 30 hrs of cleaning up after it.
They took the return and asked if I wanted to donate the $125 paid fee. I responded that I'd need the money to buy a new sofa.
I asked the woman to take the cat so that I could take my brand new cat carrier. She then said that if I wanted it, I'd have to pay for it. to that I responded, What makes the ARL think that they have a right to keep my carrier. She said, "That's the way it's done. I don't have carriers here to use." I told her that I'd carry the cat in for her. She left & returned with a carrier.
That animal had never used a litter box before, and they failed to mention it. AVOID ARL AT ALL COSTS!!! read more