CRAWFORD
Location: Parkland Humane Society
Sex: Male
Color: Smokey Black
Birthday: 1 Year
No, this isn’t a dust bunny from beneath your couch—it’s Crawford! This fluffy boy was discovered as a baby in a box at Riding Mountain National Park near Crawford Creek, which is how he got his name, and remarkably, he was not at all worse for wear. Crawford is a cat of mixed emotions: he adores human companionship and enjoys curling up on your lap, especially during a quiet evening read, yet at other times he can be startled by human movement. For the most part, he prefers simply to be—untouched and unhandled, happily left to his own devices. He has become accustomed to large, gentle dogs and other cats, and while he shows no interest in traditional toys, he’s perfectly content entertaining himself with a wrapper or a piece of string. Crawford favors the basket section of the cat tree for napping and resting and would thrive in a calm household, ideally with another young cat. At present, he has a reserved and cautious demeanor, and while we once eagerly anticipated the emergence of a different personality as he settled in, this may simply be who he is—and that’s perfectly okay. If you are interested in Crawford, please fill out a Cat Adoption Application.
Sex: Male
Color: Smokey Black
Birthday: 1 Year
No, this isn’t a dust bunny from beneath your couch—it’s Crawford! This fluffy boy was discovered as a baby in a box at Riding Mountain National Park near Crawford Creek, which is how he got his name, and remarkably, he was not at all worse for wear. Crawford is a cat of mixed emotions: he adores human companionship and enjoys curling up on your lap, especially during a quiet evening read, yet at other times he can be startled by human movement. For the most part, he prefers simply to be—untouched and unhandled, happily left to his own devices. He has become accustomed to large, gentle dogs and other cats, and while he shows no interest in traditional toys, he’s perfectly content entertaining himself with a wrapper or a piece of string. Crawford favors the basket section of the cat tree for napping and resting and would thrive in a calm household, ideally with another young cat. At present, he has a reserved and cautious demeanor, and while we once eagerly anticipated the emergence of a different personality as he settled in, this may simply be who he is—and that’s perfectly okay. If you are interested in Crawford, please fill out a Cat Adoption Application.
