Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control Director Dianne Sauve sits in a converted dog kennel and plays with Tiger Lily and Kiwi, two cats that are available for adoption at the West Palm Beach facility, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

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Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control Director Dianne Sauve sits in a converted dog kennel and plays with Kiwi, one of the cats that are available for adoption at the West Palm Beach facility, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Mr. T. peeks out of a kitty-condo in one of the larger, converted dog kennels at Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control, West Palm Beach, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control Director Dianne Sauve sits in a converted dog kennel and plays with Sonnie, one of the cats that are available for adoption at the West Palm Beach facility, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control Director Dianne Sauve sits in a converted dog kennel and plays with Sonnie, one of the cats that are available for adoption at the West Palm Beach facility, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control Director Dianne Sauve inspects the news cat kennels that are being converted from dog kennels at the West Palm Beach facility, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control Director Dianne Sauve inspects the news cat kennels that are being converted from dog kennels at the West Palm Beach facility, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

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(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

The normal sized cat kennels at Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control in West Palm Beach are much smaller than the newly converted dog kennels, Thursday, November 12, 2020. There is an all time low number of dogs in the shelter and staff is converting the empty kennels into rooms for their cats, giving the felines more space to move around. (JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)

(JOSEPH FORZANO / THE PALM BEACH POST)