Oldest-Living Cat's Golden Abstract Fur Is Like a Beautiful Painting
By Candace Ganger Powell
Published on April 12, 2026.
A Tortoiseshell cat named Flossie, named the world's oldest-living cat, has lived beyond her typical lifespan and celebrated her 30th birthday in 2025. She was rescued from a feral cat colony in England by a hospital worker and eventually adopted by Cats Protection. The Guinness World Records verified her age at 26 and 316 days in 2022, which was estimated to be the human equivalent of 120 years. Despite age-related conditions, she is in good health and regularly attends regular vet check-ups and watches their weight.
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