By far, cats and dogs are the most popular pets in America. They make up the vast majority of rescue and shelter populations, as well, but they’re not the only animals who make wonderful indoor pets. Reptiles, aquatic animals, and birds can make excellent companions, but a few brave folks bring their farm animals indoors, too!

One Minnesota farmer and cosplayer who goes by @cosplayfarmgirl on TikTok shared a real-life glimpse into life with an indoor goat, and it seems like a dream come true. She lets Gwen, a sweet baby goat, share her bed at night, but some nights go a lot smoother than others.

On February 20, as Gwen was settling in for the evening, her attempts to get comfy suddenly went awry in the cutest, funniest way.

We almost feel bad for laughing, but we just couldn’t help it! Take a look for yourself.

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Poor baby! She had no idea what to do when she was stuck on her back, but rolling back and forth to get momentum was a smart idea. Unfortunately, her idea just didn’t pan out!

Luckily, her mama was right there to help, so the sleepy baby goat could get comfy again in no time.

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