King County Animal Control

So we adopted a 2 year old male cat from the shelter on Sunday, he had yet to be neutered so that had to be done obviously before we could bring him home.
My husband picked him up tuessday night at 7 when he got off of work...when he got home he WREAKED of tomcat urine...which i didnt know was the smell, i have never owned cats..but he was clearly saturated in something and very very timid and afraid (probably normal due to the neutereing) so i called the vet the next day and asked why he smelled so badly and why they would send him home in that state, her responce was "well mam you DID adopt an older male cat...what did you expect?" i couldnt believe she was talking to me like i was an idiot...i said " i just want to know if there is anything i can bathe him with or anything to mask that odor" and she kept on with the "its tomcat urine theres nothing you can do..it might go away within 30 days" then she said i could FEBREEZE HIM! are you kidding me? I was told that they neuter 40 cats a day..and that to me is horrible, it should be quaality not quantity I understand they are under staffed under funded what have you...but a little bit of care and kindness goes a long way in my book, and im very disapointed in this shelter...i cant say i wont adopt from them, because it makes me want to go save all those poor animals.

Pros: SafER place for animals than streets

Cons: Rude staff...the spay neutering process

I love the king county animal control center but it needs a makeover

Pros: Its clean and friendly

Cons: Needs a makeover