This adorable cat behavior is explained in the video! Here are the reasons why our felines choose to sleep with us.
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All Pet owners are very aware of the therapeutic and joyous effects of spending time with cats and dogs, but there's one barnyard animal that's surprisingly cathartic to relax with. Mountain House Farm, a luxurious bed and breakfast and glamping site in the upstate New York now offer visitors to relax by cuddling up with some cows. Yes, cows.
Meet little Mustang Bartholomew! A six-week-old kitten who was found off the streets of Los Angeles. Mustang Bartholomew was found by Jamie Orozco, a Los Angeles resident, who heard faint cries one day in late June. Following the tiny meows, she came across a tiny ball of fur on the steps of a porch. Jamie then reached out to Wrenn Rescues to get the little kitten some help.
What they didn't realize at the time, Mustang Bartholomew would be so grateful for the rescue, he wouldn't be able to stop all the cuddling.
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Stop the presses! This rats cuddling with tiny (and big) teddy bears is all you need to jump-start those heartstrings! We had no idea how much we needed these insanely adorable images in our lives. Rats cuddling miniature teddy bears might just be our new favorite thing!
Pictures taken by Jessica Florence, Ellen van Deelen and Stacey Popandopulo.
Not that we have any complaints whatsoever! The extra cuddly -- the better!
Do you have a cuddler at home? Show us below!
Think there is no perfect vacation destination? Think again! It is time to travel to Santa Fe, New Mexico. You can unwind at a beautiful spa with some yoga, meditation, fitness, and most important of all, puppy cuddling.
Traveling can be stress-inducing. In fact, a study from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health and City University of New York found that people who travel frequently for work are more likely to suffer from anxiety, depression, sleeplessness and other ailments. For many people, traveling by plane is additionally stressful. Nearly 1 in 3 Americans say they're afraid to fly, with women being twice as likely to report being afraid of air travel. Luckily, more and more airports are stepping up to help individuals who suffer from a fear of flying by offering them the chance to cuddle pets before their flight. Here are some examples of this positive trend. Via: Simple Most
