Care Card
Luna
Domestic shorthair, orange tabby · female
Answers to Lu, Loony, the Warden
Feeding
- When
- 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
- How much
- One can of the shreds, half in the morning and half at night, plus a spoon of dry if she asks nicely
Medications (owner’s instructions)
None during this time.
Daily routine
- Bathroom
- Litter box in the laundry room; scoop once a day.
- Walks
- Indoor only.
- Sleeping
- The blanket basket by the south window, or your chest at 2 a.m.
- Cues
- Her name, if she feels like it · Shaking the treat bag (always works)
Behavior and triggers
- Fears and triggers
- Anything that hisses: the kettle, radiators, soda cans · Being picked up
- Escape tendencies
- Watches the front door. Let her see you close it before you leave.
- With animals
- Tolerates Milo. Hisses at other cats through the window.
- With people
- Ignores guests for an hour, then sits next to (not on) them.
- What comforts Luna
- The blanket basket · Tuna water on Sundays · Being left alone
Health summary
Information recorded by the owner. PawFriends does not diagnose, prescribe or replace veterinary care.
- Aug 30, 2026Weight · 10.4 lbOwner observation
- Oct 20, 2025FVRCPConfirmed by a veterinarian
Documents shared with you
- Shelter adoption record
Who to call
- Hannah Reyes · (503) 555-0142
- Priya Raman (aunt, has a key) · (503) 555-0161
- Dr. Amara Osei, Elm Street Animal Hospital · (503) 555-0110 · 2210 NE Elm St, Portland
- Rose City 24-Hour Emergency Vet · (503) 555-0199 · 88 SE Division St, Portland
Identification
- Microchip
- 985 112 009 104 551
Food: read all five lists
Favorite foods
- Tuna water (a teaspoon)
Won’t eat (a preference, not a reaction)
- Pâté textures; she only eats shreds
Sensitivities (a reaction the owner noticed)
None recorded by the owner
Allergies
None recorded by the owner
Never give
- Lilies anywhere in the house (not a food, never bring them in)
- Onion and garlic, including in broth
If something is wrong
Call us first. If she stops eating for a whole day, call Dr. Osei.