World's oldest living cat crowned in southeast London

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Guinness World Records and charity Cats Protection have recognised Flossie, born in 1995, as the world's oldest living cat. Flossie was signed over to volunteers in Kent aged 26 after her owner was unable to support her.

Published 2 months ago · London, United Kingdom

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News18 India

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