Rosie, believed to be the world’s oldest cat, passed away at the age of 33. This age is equivalent to 152 in human years. The fluffy tortoise-shell cat died in Norwich, Norfolk, with her owner Lila Brissett by her side.
Lila adopted Rosie as a kitten in 1991. She expressed her sadness at losing her beloved pet. Lila cherished the memories they shared.
Rosie held the unofficial title of the world’s oldest cat, surpassing the current record holder, a 28-year-old cat named Flossie. Lila welcomed Rosie into her home after a cat rescue organization approached her in the 90s.
As Rosie aged, Lila expressed her concerns about her eventual passing. She emphasized the void Rosie’s departure would leave in her life.
Despite her fears, Lila remained dedicated to caring for Rosie until the end. She ensured Rosie had a comfortable and loving home. Rosie’s longevity captured the attention of many, highlighting the special bond between pets and their owners.
The loss of Rosie marks the end of an era for Lila. She will forever cherish the time spent with her beloved feline companion.
