Flossiea british kitten about to turn 27, got the Guinness records to be the oldest cat in the world.
According to the records of Guinness World Recordthe animal is in good health, despite having vision problems and deafness.
“A beautiful brown and black kitty with a cuddly nature and a lover of cuddles and food, Flossie has seen several homes over her long life,” she said.
Flossie currently lives with her owner. Vickywho says the kitten is still playful and curious, as well as adapting quickly to new environments despite her failing eyesight.
Flossie, who often spends her days with her master curled up in her favorite blanket, or enjoying a plate of food, “never turns down the opportunity for a good meal,” says Vicki.
Although the kitten is now in the hands of a good caretaker, Flossie would have been abandoned earlier in “Protection of cats” an institution for abandoned cats in United Kingdom.
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“We were amazed when we saw that Flossie’s vet records showed she was 27 years old,” she said. Naomi RoslingCats Protection Branch Coordinator, on the incredible discovery.
Although care workers acknowledged that it would be difficult for someone to adopt the kitten due to her age, Flossie was lucky and quickly found a new family.
It was then that Flossie met Vicky Green.
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Vicki, an executive assistant and mom with experience caring for senior cats, had no idea she would welcome a record holder into her home.
Today Vicki shares some encouraging news about Flossie’s well-being: she is in good health and has adjusted easily to her new home and new owner.
“The first few nights she was noisy because she couldn’t see in the dark and was a bit fuzzy in her new surroundings, but now she sleeps through the night, curled up in bed with me,” she said.
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