Guinness World Records Thursday introduced on Twitter a couple of new report set by a British cat, Flossie, because the “oldest living cat” with an age of 26 years 329 days, which is almost equal to 120 human years.

According to the Guinness World Records report, the feline is at the moment with its proprietor Vicki Green within the British city of Orpington. Flossie is in good well being although poorly sighted and in addition deaf, the report additional stated.

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According to report, Flossie grew to become homeless in 2022 after her earlier proprietor’s state of affairs pressured him to make the troublesome determination at hand over his cat to volunteers at Cats Protection, a UK charity devoted to rescuing and rehoming stray, undesirable, or homeless cats. Green later adopted Flossie, in contrast to many different house owners who solely select younger and wholesome pets.

“We were flabbergasted when we saw that Flossie’s vet records showed her to be 27 years old,” stated Naomi Rosling, Cats Protection’s Branch Coordinator . “She is the oldest cat I’ve ever met – round 120 human years”, she added.

The cat is all the time playful and curious regardless of her disabilities, based on her new proprietor, as said by the Guinness World Record.

According to the BBC, Vicki Green described Flossie as an “superb cat” and stated, “I knew from the beginning that Flossie was a particular cat”.

The oldest cat ever to reside is Creme Puff, who outlives Flossie by a decade, based on Guinness World Records. It was born on August 3, 1967, in Texas, and died on August 6, 2005 on the age of 38 years and three days.