Most of us love being in the sun, especially after long and hard winters and even longer quarantine. Stretching out in the sunshine not only can lift your mood, but help you achieve the maximum amount of comfort as well. Naturally, animals are no different. Despite wearing fur 24/7, our four-legged buddies enjoy the sunshine just as much as humans, if not even more. To illustrate this, Bored Panda has made you a list of the most adorable and the cutest pets posing in their favorite sunspots of their houses. Scroll down to see all the entries and vote for the ones that made you go 'aww...'!
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Sunbathing Buddies
So after browning in the sun, the cat had a white patch on his chest? Typical!
When the sun hits your spot just right
This Picture Of My Cat Oliver Enjoying The Spring Sun Is Just Melting My Heart
Paco Sunbathing. Normal Sploot vs. Fabulous Sploot
My dog looks like she is glowing because she loves laying on this one spot where the sun shines straight through a tiny window
Meet Cassius. Two Weeks Ago My Mom Found Him As A Stray, And Today I Found Him Sunbathing In My Kitchen
The Feel Of That Sun On Ya Skin
My Sister Recently Moved Out So Her Bedroom Is His Now. He Likes To Sit On The Bed And Sunbathe During The Day
I let Sonic out on the balcony. 5 min later this is what I see
Cat baskin in the sun
My aunt’s dog loves to sunbath like this. Reminds me of a Rotisserie chicken
Dex, making himself comfortable
Finding all the sun spots to bask in
Sun basking and nearly naked
Note: this post originally had 142 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
Nutmeg warming her old bones in the sun. nutmeg-5ed...e8d114.jpg
My cat Max warming his paws in the winter. He loves the floor to ceiling window. 15978935_1...b674b8.jpg
I love the content looks on their faces.
Nutmeg warming her old bones in the sun. nutmeg-5ed...e8d114.jpg
My cat Max warming his paws in the winter. He loves the floor to ceiling window. 15978935_1...b674b8.jpg
I love the content looks on their faces.