Crenalian Housecat
A beloved breed of Generic Housecat domesticated from the wild Crenal . Bred for their small size and keen ability to hunt mice and other common house pests, the Crenalian is also loved for their short, non-shedding coat and adorably short tail. Many are kept on farms and estates for the Express purpose of mousing.
Basic Information
Anatomy
A quadaped built for scurrying under brush and up steep walls of the Crenal Hills. Each limb ends in a broad, multi-jointed paw with rough pads on the bottom. The Crenalian uses these paws to reach under and around small crevices to grab prey. The paws have three pairs of toes, each with retractable claws.
Genetic Ancestor(s)
Lifespan
30 years
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
The classic Crenalian has been observed with three beautiful coat colorings. The Ruddy features a deep brown to beige color with longitudinal, deep-red stripes, usually falling back from a larger patch of red between the ears or shoulders. The Arpina features a near-white coloring with flecks of dark grey which appear nearly blue. The Hirifin is ink black with a broad white ring around the neck, which can sometimes appear to extend down the back or the chest. Lastly, there are other, lesser colorings, which only appear when interbred with other housecat breeds. These colorings also tend to lose some other aspect of Crenalian build, such as having a longer tail, forward facing ears, ora lack of multi-jointed paws.
Geographic Distribution
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