She was once homeless. She's had multiple owners. Today Flossie enjoys the simple things life has to offer, like food, cuddles and naps. At nearly 27 – the feline equivalent of roughly 120 human years old – the senior British cat has been crowned the world’s oldest living cat. In good health, although poorly sighted and deaf, Flossie is 26 years and 317 days old, according to a Thanksgiving Day news release from Guinness World Records who named her as the world record holder. The London cat has lived in at least four homes. She was recently given to Cats Protection, a cat charity and adoption agency, where workers realized Flossie wasn't going anywhere, anytime soon. Read more about Flossie at the link in our bio.