Child Protective Services Report Sheet
Name: Calamity Coyote
Case Number: 117897
Situation Description: At the age of four, Calamity knows how to make popcorn, cold cereal, peanut butter sandwiches, and macaroni and cheese. She knows how to read and can do basic math. She appears to be a truly remarkable young girl. However, the mental condition of her mother and the absence of her father may have hindered her social skills.
Mother: Samara Wolf does seem to love her child and there is no evidence of physical abuse. Unfortunately, her adult ADD and mild depression has destabilized her relationship with her daughter where Calamity appears to have taken the parenting role. Samara had signed up for therapy and her doctor is currently prescribing different medications and monitoring which ones are helping her improve.
Father: Askuwheteau Coyote is registered as a researcher for the U.S. army. He was suddenly called for duty and had to leave when Calamity was only three days old. Samara falls into a fit of grief at the mention at his name because she has had no contact with him sense the day he left. Calamity had been asked privately what she knew about her father and she answered that his name was an Algonquin Indian name meaning "he keeps watch."
Recommended Action: Calamity is in no immediate danger and her mother is on her way to making a recover. There is no reason to remove her from her mother's care.
Signed by social worker Brian Flood and dated several years ago.
'Call recruiting center and see if there is any way to find father's location' is written on a faded yellw Post-It note on the bottom.