Cute Animal Coloring Pages

Tips for animals pages

• Color fur with 2 or 3 shades of one color family: the lightest on the muzzle and tummy, the darkest on the side away from the light and under the chin.
• Many colorists default to gray and brown animals. Put your bright colors in the clothes, props and rooms, or try a pastel fur if you like.
• Leave faces unshaded, add pink to the cheeks and finish with a white gel pen dot in each eye once the ink is dry.
• Add a small shadow under each animal and under the objects it holds, so it sits on the ground instead of floating.

Questions

Are these animal coloring pages free?

Yes. Every page is a free PDF in US Letter and A4, with no sign-up. Print them at home, in class or in a library.

Which animals are in the collection?

Cats, bears, capybaras, frogs, bunnies, dogs, penguins, polar bears, foxes, owls, otters, hedgehogs, a red panda, an axolotl, a sloth, a highland cow and more.

Which pages are the easiest?

Puppy Sleeping in a Dog Bed, Kitten Sitting in a Teacup, Otter Sliding on the Ice and Sea Otter Floating with a Shell have about 30 spaces or fewer and take about 15 minutes.

Are they suitable for seniors?

Yes. They are cute without being childish, and the easiest pages have thick lines and fewer than 60 spaces, which many people with shaky hands or sore joints find easier to color.