And this is one of her housemates.
Monique has been rescuing two-toed and three-toed sloths for the last few years, and rehabilitating them in her home in Suriname, South America.
Around two sloths pass through Monique's sloth sanctuary per week.
She releases them back into the wild within a couple of days unless they are injured and need further care.
When some land was cleared in 2012, Monique expected to rescue 14 sloths - but ended up with 200.
"When I walk from my bathroom to the kitchen, I see sloths hanging all over the place."
Monique is concerned about the sloths' rapidly depleting habitat in Suriname.
Suriname is in an area which includes around 25% of the world’s natural forest, and produces up to 15% of the world’s fresh water.
Monique is working to build a sloth park in the country, saying it has "enormous tourist potential".
"Just imagine sitting here, drinking a coffee, while a sloth does this."
Watch Conservation International's video starring Monique and her sloths.
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