IT was fast easy, and very compatible!!!:)

The volunteers of this organiation are always helpful and full of compassiona. I have a ferral cat colony. Often domesticated strays find their way to me, and I need to find a placement for them. They need a place where they will get extra socialization since they have been homeless, and out in the wild. This orgniation always goes out of its way to help me and the deserted cats that come my way.

I have been visiting, adopting and sponsoring cats at ARAS for over a decade, and love the service that they provide. They take good care of the animals in their custody, and always have a warm smile and welcoming attitude. If you can adopt, go there today (okay, go the next day they're open); if you can't adopt, consider their amazing "sponsor" program (they'll house and feed the animal for a very minimal monthly donation and you can visit anytime); or, just go down, bring a donation, and sit in the sun in their backyard with a half-dozen grateful, affectionate cats on your lap!

I am a D.V.M. who helps care for these cats, and if I had to relinquish one of my own, I would not hesitate to take it here.