A Public Disclosure of Guilty Pleasures

Reality television. Singing pop music in the shower. Eating an entire pint of ice cream in one sitting. We all have guilty pleasures, and in this week's blog, we're going to out some of the guilty pleasures of our adoptable animals. 

First, there's Jojo. At almost 65 pounds, Jojo isn't what normal people would call a "lap dog." But Jojo isn't normal people, and she absolutely describes herself as such. She's a sucker for the laps, the rubs, and the ear shakes - give it all to her.

Don't tell the other dogs I love laps. They won't understand. 

Then there's Tito, a cat who used to act like a big, tough garden cat and only wanted to be outside. Until he discovered his own guilty pleasure, which turned out to be people and the places they live. He's now so comfortable and happy spending some time indoors with people that he expresses his happiness by making sleep biscuits. We're not kidding.

 What can I say? I've warmed up to the good life.

We couldn't leave the rabbits out of the mix. Zayn's guilty pleasure is reading. He reads a lot. He even reads when he's supposed to be doing other things, like eating. Speaking of eating - Zayn actually has two guilty pleasures. Can anyone guess the second?

This lettuce, I love it. Endlessly.

 Faith has maybe the most adorable guilty pleasure we've ever seen. She's a fan of the snug life, and her guilty pleasure is wrapping herself in a blanket before bed. Yes, it's as adorable as it sounds. And yes, she really did that herself.

 I didn't choose the snug life. The snug life chose me.

 The point is, tons of our animals have amusing and adorable guilty pleasures. And they're way less embarrassing than ours. I'm lookin' at you, 'lady who watches Keeping up with the Kardashians while everyone else is asleep'. Come see what we mean. And take a leaf out of the book of our animals - share your guilty pleasures with the world. Chances are, you shouldn't have to feel guilty at all, and they actually make you a lot more interesting.