These are great for cats at the shelter. Gives them extra roo with levels to jump up to. They dont have to be right with their litter box and food.

Pros: Cats can climb

Cons: can be a pain to clean

This is an excellent cage. We use it in our adoption office to showcase cats and kittens. Every cat or kitten that is seen in has been adopted quickly. It has plenty of room and is easy to clean.

Pros: Can hold multiple cats

Cons: Cumbersome to carry

The cats at the shelter take turns in the big cages. We always see them up on the high deck, just at petting level. These are always clean & look good.

Pros: big

Cons: /

My vet has two or three in the waiting room to house the kittens that they have available for adoption. They are a perfect size for showing off kittens. You can get them with carpeted shelves, and they come on wheels, so are easy to move around.

I got one when I adopted two seven-month old kittens (littermates) from a friend's relatives who lived on in a rural area. The kittens had been born and raised in a goat barn and had never been inside a house. I kept them in the "condo" for a month or two, while they got used to me and to being inside a house. Once let out of the "condo", they never showed any desire to go outside.

Pros: Bigger & more comfortable than typical shelter kennels.

Cons: Might have to disassemble to move up or down a staircase.

These are very easy to clean, foster animals in, or to just let them play!
Cats/kittens love these pens. Some that i've seen are like mazes! Theres plenty of space for them as well.

Pros: Excellent!

Cons: n/a