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21 Pics That Prove Animals Don’t Care Where They Sleep

By Malaika
December 4, 2021
5 minutes read

Animals like sleeping in the weirdest places.

I am sure we have all seen our cats sleeping in the most interesting positions. If we are were to emulate their positions, we would certainly be left with a broken spine but many animals don’t have to care about that. And that is exactly why we have so many pictures of adorable animals sleeping floating on the Internet. However, don’t worry this list is not only filled with cuteness but these pictures also prove that most animals don’t care where they sleep as long as they get their rest.

I myself have a cat and I kid you not, it is as if he finds the most unforgettable place to sleep and chooses it for his nap. Usually, it is sleeping right on my face so I can’t breathe but we are not here to talk about my cat, we are here to see some cute animals pictures. So don’t let me hold you any longer and scroll below to take a look for yourself. After all, what is more beautiful than tiny babies sleeping in someone’s shoe? Yes, we are going to ignore the fact that shoes usually don’t smell nice.

#1 Okay, those paws are adorable.

The runt of the litter likes to sleep in my hiking boot.

#2 As long as they don’t accidentally close it.

I guess you could say that this is a pup-pea…

#3 Some dogs just really like swimming pools.

#4 This is what happens if you don’t feel nauseous on water.

#5 Watering this plant is not recommended.

I have successfully grown a cat in a flower pot.

#6 How did he even get up there?

My girlfriend just found him outside sleeping like this.

#7 Is he using his tail as a pillow?

Little Danny fell asleep in his food bowl!

#8 He probably exercised a lot beforehand.

#9 Such a gorgeous kitty.

#10 Are we sure she is sleeping and not getting ready to sting?

A bumblebee asleep in our zinnias.

#11 When you never want to be too far from your food.

Honestly sleeping in weird places is second nature to many animals. Especially baby animals like to sleep in enclosed spaces so they feel safe. That is why we find them in boots or bowls. And if they trust you enough, they will feel safer falling asleep in your lap or in your hands. It honestly depends on the individual animal.