An Orange Cat and a Bunny Split the Sunniest Windowsill

The sun is shining through the window and a fluffy orange longhair has curled up on the sill. His eyes are half closed in contentment, and his bushy coat glows in the light. Beside him, a cream lop-eared bunny sits upright with her ears drooping and her dark eyes calm. Sheer curtains, a plant and a pile of cords and odds and ends fill the cozy room behind them.

Orange cats are famously friendly, and many people say they are the most affectionate of all. Most orange cats are male, and they often have laid-back personalities. A sunny windowsill is a favorite for cats, but rabbits need care around windows, since direct sun through glass can overheat them quickly and a cold sill can chill them in winter. Always make sure a rabbit has the choice to move away to a cooler place. A cat and a rabbit who like each other may be happy to share, but supervision is the safest choice, and the window should always be secure. Your vet can advise you on safe, comfortable spots for your pets.

The two of them look completely content. The sun is warm, the room is calm and there is nothing on the schedule. It is the sort of simple pleasure that makes an ordinary day feel a bit golden.