Last year I adopted a mature adult cat (female) na...

Last year I adopted a mature adult cat (female) named Kitz. Orange cat with a stubby tail. Fell in love with her. I asked the adoption staff about her they said she was healthy and laid back. Took her home and she adjusted very well. Litter box trained and everything. I started to notice that she wouldn't eat. For the first 2 days. I thought maybe it was because she moved to a new environment. The 3rd day she was very lethargic and not eating, took her to my local vet and told me she had liver cancer. I was shocked because the staff who adopted her out to me said she was healthy. I had no choice but to put her to sleep. I got the euthanasia papers and drove up there with my grandma and told them that the employees lied to me and told me Kitz was a healthy cat. They got the manager and she told me it was MY fault for not taking her to their vet. First of all I live 1/2 hour away and I don't drive due to medical reasons and second of all they should've been honest with me about the cat. I asked if I could get my adoption refunded so I could pay back my grandma for the vet expenses. They said no and said I am not ready for a cat. I told them I will never adopt from there again. 1 month later I went to Westland Humane society and adopted senior cat name Poe and he is so healthy. I told them what happened at Huron Valley Humane Society and they said that a few people had incidents there. Stay away from Huron Valley "Humane" Society.

Update 8-30-16:

Literally let's blame me because I didn't take her to the vet on time. I thought it takes animals time to adjust. Took her to Sheehy animal hospital in Livonia and told me she had liver cancer and had it for awhile and spreaded to her lungs and stomach. I live far away, the "humane" society will pay for so much. Dear Huron, make sure your animals are completely healthy before you adopt out. Seems like another review has the same problem. Don't put this crap on me, I already still mourn that poor cat I had to put down!