There is a fee to adopt a cat there. Also, as part of a state law, all animals adopted from the SPCA must be spayed or neutered it they aren't already. Included are pictures of some cats for adoption and each picture has a description of the cat's personality and pertinent information such as rabies shots included or tested feline leukemia negative. The organization houses about 100 cats at the present time. Cats and kittens may be adopted there for a donation fee.
All donations go toward the care of the animals, as staff members are all unpaid volunteers.
Their web site features photos of sixty-three of the 100 cats up for adoption. Then think of what traits matter most to you in a cat. You must choose a cat that fits your lifestyle, according to Yahoo Pets. Then you need to look for a cat that is calm and who will spend more time curled up on the chair rather than hanging on the curtains or knocking pictures down. Older cats tend to be more calm, so perhaps a busy person should adopt an older cat rather than a kitten.