KNOWN HISTORY:: Indoor Cat Previously lived with: 1 adult, 1 cat Behavior toward strangers: Shy and timid. Actively avoids or retreats, stress meows. Behavior toward children: No experience Behavior toward cats: Friendly and outgoing, plays gently, curious. Behavior toward dogs: No experience Bite or Scratch history: None Litter box training: Yes but will spray when frightened. She is spayed and has no medical issues, so this is most likely due to her anxiety. Energy level/descriptors: Medium Other notes: Trim nails: never done Brush coat: enjoys with long handled brush Pick up or hold: stress meows Place in carrier: stress meows Gets interactive playtime once per day. Bubbles is highly anxious and tends to hide in fear, and spray when scared or cornered. She has a sensitive stomach and is used to eating dry food.

ENRICHMENT NOTES:: 8/15/26 FB20 Bubbles is in her den with flattened ears and dilated eyes. She swats and hisses at scratcher tool. When she calms and removes her paw, the handler removes the tool. 9/4/26 Vol. In hidey box, could not see. Put in treat bowl, slight movement in box but could not see her. Approached box with hard treat on scratcher tool, Bubble Tea leaned out to sniff and pulled back. Let tool rest and she sniffed again and pulled back. Let tool rest and started to remove slowly - when tool was completely gone, she stuck head out to look, eyes round and pulled back. Approached again and let tool rest close to entry - no movement or reaction. Removed tool and ended interaction. Bubble Tea came out to eat treats - looked up when I came over to congratulate her. She finished treats, stood around a bit and darted back into box when saw movement in room. 9/10/26 Vol. Bubble Tea was inside her covered den upon approach. Previously served wet food remained untouched. When the den cover was lifted, her ears were tilted back as she turned her body toward the back of the den. With the kennel door closed, her body gradually appeared more relaxed. She turned her head toward the front while watching a laser light move around the kennel. She also watched a peacock feather slowly moving along the den window. The feather was gently introduced through the side opening of den and left in place for her to inspect. She sniffed it and exchanged two slow blinks in response to soft talking. A small amount of Churu was placed in a tray outside the den, and the kennel door was closed. She immediately extended her head and neck out of the den to eat the Churu while I remained seated in front of the kennel. The remainder of the wet treat was added to her wet food tray, and the interaction was paused. Upon return, she remained in a loaf position inside the den with her body facing the rear and her head turned toward the front. She had eaten the treat placed over the wet food. A catnip mouse was offered inside the den while the kennel was cleaned. The interaction concluded with wet and dry treats offered in a tray at the front of the kennel. Once the kennel door was closed, she came out of the den and ate from the tray while I remained in front of the kennel. 9/11/26 Treats were placed at the front of the kennel, and he slowly approached to eat them while remaining cautious. When the handler approached, he slowly retreated into the den and avoided contact, indicating that he was hesitant and uncomfortable with direct interaction at this time. CONTINUED IN GAN

ACTIVITY LEVEL:: Subdued

VOCAL:: Somewhat chatty

CHARACTER TYPE: : Shy ,Timid,Skittish,Independent

POTENTIAL CHALLENGES:: Pet-induced aggression,Fearful,New home adjustment period

Potential challenges comments:: See appropriate behavior fliers.

BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION: : Level 3

RECOMMENDATIONS:: Other,Adult only home

Recommendations comments:: Due to observed behavior and behavior reported by the previous owner, adult only home. Bubble Tea was reported to enjoy the presence of other cats more than humans, so we highly recommend she be placed in a home with other cats.

BEHAVIOR SUMMARY:: 7/26/26 Bubble Tea was crouched in her den with dilated eyes and lunged at her den cover when the handler approached. She sniffed the treats offered to her and began heavy breathing, backing up further into her den. When pet with the click stick, she hissed repeatedly and continued avoiding contact. Interaction was ended to reduce FAS. 8/26/26 Bubble Tea is laying on top of her den, body tense and pressed close to the back wall as the assessor approaches. When she is spoken to softly and petting is attempted with the scratcher tool, Bubble Tea is tolerant of all petting with the tool but remains tense, flinches, and will lean away to avoid contact. Pickup is not attempted due to observed behavior. 9/26/26 Bubble Tea was crouched on the ledge in her kennel with dilated eyes, lowered ears and her tail wrapped around her legs. She let out a hiss when the handler approached but relaxed slightly at the sight of treats. When offering her treats on the click stick, she eagerly licked them up while returning slow blinks with the handler. She allowed a few pets using the click stick before squirming back. Bubble Tea tolerates attention and petting but may be fearful or stressed in the shelter and may be intimidated by small children. She may be a little more independent and may need time to warm up to her new home. Due to the behaviors seen in the care center, we feel that this cat will do best in an experienced, adult only home.