dog (Goodbye Charlie) Junior the dog (Island of the Blue Dolphins) Television Flipper the dolphin (Flipper) Lassie the dog (Lassie) Mister Ed the horse (Mister Ed) Craven Award Lucky Buck the horse 1966 Motion Pictures Syn Cat the cat (That Darn Cat!) Clarence the lion (Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion) Judy the chimp (Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion) Television Flipper the dolphin (Flipper) Lord Nelson the dog (Please Don't Eat the Daisies) Higgins the dog (Petticoat Junction) Craven Award Smokey the horse 1967 Motion Pictures Elsa the lion (Born Free) Duke the dog Vindicator the steer (The Rare Breed) Television Judy the chimp (Daktari) Flipper the dolphin (Flipper) Arnold the pig (Green Acres) 1968 Motion Pictures Ben the bear (Gentle Giant) Sir Tim the mountain lion Sophie the sea lion (Dr. Dolittle) Television Arnold the pig (Green Acres) Ben the bear (Gentle Ben) Clarence the lion (Daktari) 1969 Motion Pictures Albarado the horse (The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit) Television Arnold the pig (Green Acres, continuing role) Timmy the chimp (single appearance) Chauncey the cougar (commercial) 1970 Motion Pictures Rascal the raccoon (Rascal) Television Scruffy the dog (The Ghost & Mrs. Muir, continuing role) Algae the seal (single appearance) Craven Award Kilroy the horse 1971 Motion Pictures Ben the rat (Willard) Television Arnold the pig (Green Acres, continuing role) Margie the elephant, Lassie's family three pups (tie) Pax the dog (Longstreet) Otto the horse (Lassie, single appearance) 1972 Motion Pictures Ben the rat (Ben) Television Farouk the dog (Ironside, single appearance) Morris the Cat (special award, commercials) Craven Award Cocaine the horse 1973 Motion Pictures) Alpha the Dolphin (The Day of the Dolphin) Television Midnight the Cat ("Mannix and Barnaby Jones (TV series) (CBS Mystery Theater), Opening Trailer)") Television Movie Caesar the Dog (Trapped) Television Commercials (new category) Scruffy the Dog (Chuck Wagon (dog food) commercials) Sharon (Lewis) Evans AHA PATSY Award winner 1st Place with "Midnight" the Cat for best animal performance in a TV Series. American Humane Association "The National Review", June 1974 issue. 1974 Motion Pictures Tonto (Harry and Tonto) 1976 Motion Pictures Rosco the Mule (The Apple Dumpling Gang) Trophy listing The February 1, 1999, episodes of Antiques Roadshow features the 1967 American Humane Association Trophy for Outstanding Achievement in Motion Pictures, appraised by Leila Dunbar. On the trophy's base is a series of plaques listing the top winner in this category, matched with the year of