only to find it abandoned a week later — a classic bed fail that proves cats do what they want. No, it didn't stop sleeping on it because it disliked the bed's design or hanging toy. Rather ...

Can you imagine bringing back a date & having to explain this," one user said. Another added: "Now I have intrusive thoughts.

Have you ever sat on the couch, bed, or perhaps at your desk with a furball purring peacefully on your lap and wondered to yourself, “Why does she do this? Why does my cat sleep on my legs?”. Well, ...

The cat had preferred sleeping on her owner's stomach rather than the bed. Fortunately, her owner gave birth just a week ago, and the wait was over. A photo of the smitten cat sleeping on her ...

Veterinarian Dr Barri Morrson verified that if your cat sleeps on your chest, it's because they "want to be close" to you.

Videos related to the incidents have been turned over to the police department in the hopes that police can identify the dog ...