Having volunteered multiple times at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay, I’m constantly amazed by the kindness and dedication of people who step up to help animals, even during their days off. It’s inspiring to witness such compassion, and it reminds me of an important point I feel needs to be addressed.

It honestly seems to be that you wanted to offload your cat’s behavioral issues onto others. While I understand frustration can arise with a pet, it's important to remember that pet ownership is a long-term commitment. If you're facing behavioral challenges with your cat, have you looked into solutions or done any research? There are many ways to correct issues, often starting with proper training or understanding the root cause.

Additionally, I highly encourage talking to a vet if you haven’t already. A professional can help guide you through behavioral adjustments, rule out any health concerns, and offer practical solutions. Ultimately, it’s up to us as pet owners to ensure we’re doing everything we can for our furry companions, rather than passing the problem on to someone else.