Luna, a friend for life!

　　The moon is a friend for the lonesome to talk to. Carl Sandburg

　　Are you looking for a feline friend to talk to, to spend quality time with and to brighten your days?

　　Luna is a calm and sweet cat with a very laid back attitude. She will look you right in the eye as you talk to her and responds to your voice and pets with a quiet happiness.

　　Luna was left at the shelter along with her three kittens. In keeping with her personality, Luna was an attentive and loving mom. They were all placed in foster care until they were ready for adoption. The kittens have all found their forever home and now Luna is waiting for her new family to come in and adopt her.

　　Are you looking for a feline friend for life? Luna may just be the purrfect cat for you! Come in and meet Luna to discover for yourself what a wonderful cat she is.

　　You can meet Luna at the Coronado Animal Care Facility. The facility is open daily between 9:00 am and 11:30 am and 12:30 pm and 4:00 pm (except major holidays). It is located at 1395 First Street at the south end of the Ferry Landing complex.

　　If you are interested in adopting Luna, you must first come in and meet him. If it seems like a good match, the next step is to complete a cat adoption application. Cat adoption applications are available at the facility or cat adoption applications may be completed online. A PAWS of Coronado Cat Adoption Counselor will contact you within 24-48 hours to discuss your application.

　　You can read about the adoption process on the Adoption Information page.

　　If you have any questions not answered on our website, please call Bob at .

　　Lunas Stats

　　Female Cat, 1 Year Old, DSH, Brown Tabby with White, Shots Up To Date, Spayed, Microchip Implanted, FELV Negative, FIV Positive, Dewormed, Flea Preventative Applied, Adoption Fee = $50.00

　　Good with kids: Unknown

　　Good with cats: Yes

　　Good with dogs: Unknown

　　Home environment: Moderate

　　Needs a cat savvy adopter

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