Cat Playpen W/wooden Base

Our shelter has several of these that we use to put cats and kittens in when space becomes an issue. They are on wheels which makes them easy to relocate.
We often have some in the main lobby and place the cats who have been with us the longest in the cages. Nine times out of ten....they always get adopted!
These are a great thing to encourage a donor to buy for your facility.

Pros: none

Cons: none

These playpens (with shelves - a must) are so great. I have one of my own, since I have had many a drop-off cat, caught strays and had to hold them overnight until the vet opened, and then keep them until their s/n healed, and also, for fostering litters I've done. This is a lifesaver - easy to clean, gives them room. Just put a blanket over the top that hangs a bit over the sides, and put the shelves kind of high, and the strays feel safe. The shelter has many, and I want many more there. The cats at the shelter who are real scared get more socialized over time by being in these in the lobby, thus a better chance for adoption. They are just great playpens - and can roll them around on the casters - easy.

Pros: rescues, foster, shelters - room, visibility, companionship

Cons: none at all