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Le plus vieux chat du monde fête son 27ème anniversaire. La femelle Flossie est à peu près l'équivalent de 140 ans en termes humains. Elle est devenue un record lorsqu'elle a atteint l'âge de 26 ans 329 jours, selon Guinness World Records.Bien qu'elle soit en bonne santé générale, elle a une mauvaise vue et est sourde. On dit que le chat brun et noir a une disposition douce et aime les câlins et la nourriture. Elle vit avec la propriétaire actuelle Vicki Green au Royaume-Uni, mais a eu quelques maisons différentes tout au long de sa longue vie. A cat has been hailed as the world’s oldest living just over a month short of her 27th birthday.Female Flossie is roughly the equivalent of 140-years-old in human terms.She became a record breaker when she reached the age of 26 years 329 days, according to Guinness World Records.Although she is in general good health, she has poor sighted and is deaf. The brown and black kitty is said to have a gentle disposition and loves cuddles and food.She lives with current owner Vicki Green in the UK but has had a few different homes throughout her long life. Vicki said: "She never turns her nose up at the chance of a good meal." Flossie’s journey to being recognised as a recorder breaker began in August this year when she was handed into the care of the UK’s leading cat welfare charity Cats Protection, "Staff were flabbergasted when vet records showed her to be almost 27 years old.She found herself homeless, after the death of her previous owner.Flossie’s was born on December 29 1995 to a colony of cats living in the grounds of a hospital in the northern English town of Liverpool