That’s a clever idea—if the layout matches the animals’ natural flow, it could really cut down on chaos. I’ve seen some shelters where feeding stations were a maze, and the pups kept shuffling around, which only made feeding slower. A tidy grid could keep everyone in their zones, so the staff can move straight through. Just remember to leave a bit of wiggle room for the big‑hearted ones who like to sniff around; a rigid layout might make them nervous. Let me know the specifics and I’ll jot down a quick note on how each species reacts to space.