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Oldest Cat Seeks Loving Home: A Feline National Treasure
10 Jun
Summary
- A 19-year-old cat is believed to be the oldest feline in a national charity's care.
- Louly, nearing 20, is described as being in excellent health and playful.
- The cat was rehomed after her owner moved, and now seeks a quieter household.
A 19-year-old cat named Louly, thought to be the oldest feline in the care of a national charity, is looking for a new home. Louly is nearing her 20th birthday, which is equivalent to approximately 96 human years.
She was brought to the charity's Rayleigh, Castle Point & District offices in February when her owner moved. Her foster carer described Louly as having grown more charming with age and noted her excellent health and playful nature.
Louly is best suited for a quieter home where she can continue to be a delightful companion. This mature moggie reportedly enjoys giving high fives, showcasing her continued engagement and personality.
Research indicates that cats typically live for an average of 11.7 years. The oldest cat on record was Creme Puff, who lived to be 38 years old.
