• Aziraphale
• Having a purpose (protecting his bunny- he'll deny it though)
• Berries and fresh meat
• A nice full belly

• Himself
• Droughts, rough winters, and slow hunting seasons
• All other predators, but especially other coyotes

• His long canines give him a tiny bit of a lisp that sneaks out more when he's flustered/angry/emotional.
• Aziraphale convinced him to eat berries in order to stave off his hunger when it was getting to be too much for him. He surprisingly really likes them.
• He falls asleep curled up by himself, but almost always wakes up curled around his bunny. In fact, he has a moment of panic whenever he doesn't. But he won't admit to that.
• He doesn't feel like he deserves Aziraphale and his affection in his life and finds it hard to acknowledge their mutual feelings sometimes. He still insists that it must be some sort of stockholm syndrome (it's so far from that). Sometimes he tries to talk Az out of liking him so much, but it doesn't do either of them any good and only makes Az MORE affectionate with him to prove his feelings.

• He is usually skinny and kinda grungy looking
• Crowley has a major case of resting bitch face, even when he's happy
• His canine teeth stick out just a little bit on both sides
• Snake marking (tattoo?) is only on the left side of his face. It is unknown where this came from or what it is, and Crowley won't talk about it.

Crowley tries to act tough and manly and disinterested in everything around him- but he's secretly kind of a huge softie, deep down inside. He would do anything to keep his little bunny around and keep him safe and protected. His sarcasm gets easier and easier to ignore as time goes on.

He doesn't trust himself very much and is often very scared of being around Aziraphale when he hasn't been able to find food for a while... (Even then, he would rather his bunny be around him than out on his own, where there are other hungry animals that wouldn't think twice before catching him for lunch.)

Crowley had never been a social creature and spent his entire adult life alone, communicating with other coyotes as little as possible and only when necessary- such as when food or water was scarce. He had a reputation for being a loner and most animals left him alone.

This was right up until Aziraphale, someone's adorable pet dwarf bunny, ended up out of his cage and into Crowley's wild world.

The two of them travelled together, spending weeks on end trying to get the little rabbit back to his home, and growing closer througout the whole journey. But when the time finally came for them to part ways, Aziraphale just... didn't want to go. His owner may miss him, but the other rabbits were mean to him and he would never get the chance to see Crowley again.

So he stayed with him. It may not be a true happily ever after, dodging predators and the constant paranoia Crowley suffered over Aziraphale's well-being, but they were together and in love and happy enough.