Health & Medical Needs • Any medical conditions (allergies, arthritis, anxiety, etc.) • Medications (what, when, and how to give them) • Vaccination status & flea/tick prevention • Any recent surgeries or injuries Behavior & Temperament • How they react to new people, kids, and strangers • Comfort level around other dogs/cats/animals • Any aggression triggers (food, toys, loud noises, etc.) • Signs they show when stressed or scared Daily Routine • Feeding schedule (times, portions, treats allowed) • Walking/exercise routine (leash-trained, off-leash rules, energy level) • Bathroom habits (how often, accidents, signals they give) • Sleep habits (crate, bed, free roam, etc.) Training & Rules • Commands they know (sit, stay, come, etc.) • Any house rules (no couch, no bed, restricted rooms) • Crate training or special sleeping arrangements Emergency Information • Vet’s name, address, and phone number • Emergency contact info (owner + backup person) • Any special instructions if the pet gets lost or sick

As a college student with a flexible schedule, I make plenty of time to give pets the attention they deserve. A typical day includes morning potty breaks or walks, playtime, and making sure they’re fed and comfortable. I love keeping pets active with activities like fetch, tug-of-war, or outdoor walks, depending on their energy level. For more relaxed pets, I’m just as happy to cuddle, give belly rubs, or sit with them while I study. Throughout the day, I keep to their normal routine so they feel safe and at home.