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-11 kids in 9 cages.
-None of the cages are large enough for a full grown person to lay down in (stretched out).
-None of the cages had blankets or pillows.
-There were alarms that sounded when the cage doors opened.
Arguing that the cages may have been in the kids best interest is just plain ridiculous.
The fault lies with both the "parents" and the adoption agency. Both of them need to be severely worked over. One of them with a baseball bat, one of them with some new leadership and rules. I'll let you decide which is which.
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