I'm so happy you and the other volunteer finally convinced the others to free those poor kitties. I used to volunteer with a shelter (if it could be called that ) that also crammed 3-4 in cages for sometimes years. One poor guy that I had trapped years ago, was caged for so long when he was finally freed from his prison (to make room for more) he couldn't even walk! His muscles had atrophied from non-use. He blossomed after being able to rebuild his body and got adopted out. One year I made shelves for as many cages as I could so the cats would have more room and some small degree of excersize getting up & down from them.All out of my pocket which I could ill afford to do, but I felt so bad for the cats forced to stay in environments like that. I was mighty P.O.d to find a week or so later the shelves were removed and thrown out! I decided hard as it was, that this place was never going to change due to the nasty woman running it, so I left to do my own thing. Your shelter kitties look so happy & content now. Great job! Ziggy has won my heart...can you send him to me?