This is snoozy puss is Rolf.
Like most students, Rolf has to snooze whenever he can. Unlike most students, however, he's actually pretty active the rest of the time.
Rolf is a permanent fixture at the University of Warwick, to which he makes a half-mile commute every day.
His family have tried everything to keep him at home but Rolf just loves life on campus too much.
His human, Helen, says that Rolf started disappearing for four or five days at a time, and at first, his family didn't know if he was 'alive or dead'.
'He had a collar with his name on and we kept getting calls from the University of Warwick,' she tells Coventry Live.
'Since then we have had calls from 25 to 30 different departments. His antics are incredible and he basically invades all sorts of places on the campus.
'At the end of last year they did a big evening launch for an art exhibition at Warwick Arts Centre and he invaded that.
Rolf can travel up to 3km a day which is unusual because most domestic cats rarely wander beyond 200m. And Rolf is an expert at breaking into buildings.
Helen explains: 'He knows how to get into the Oculus building through a revolving door and goes up seven stories in the lift.
'Students know him well. If they live on the ground floor and leave their bedroom windows open they will sometimes go in and find him asleep on their bed.
'His favourite departments are economics – he sits on the lap of the economics professor – sociology and the Warwick Business School Teaching Centre.
'He has recently started going up to the Medical School on Gibbet Hill.
Rolf is so popular that not only does the 'campuss cat' have a burgeoning following on Twitter, but there have been calls for Rolf to receive an honorary degree from the university.
And let's face it, few deserve one quite as much.