BY MICHELLE
Cats are notorious for having nine lives.[post_ads] No matter how much trouble they get themselves into, they just bounce back — sometimes quite literally. That's what makes cats so much better than dogs, right? Cats persist.
In fact, I'm quite certain my gray cat Molson, who ran away against his better judgment, is still going strong out there somewhere. [post_ads_2]I can see him now, sitting back on someone's porch, begging for food, hunting around, and just loving life as a free cat.
But this isn't a story about my beloved lost cat. It's a story about another cat: a cat whose life is so fantastic, he just couldn't give it up for the next one.
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Meet Corduroy
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He's the world's oldest living cat and has the Guinness World Record to prove it.
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In case you want to send him a birthday gift, his birthday is August 1, 1989
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Corduroy was adopted from a shelter in Oregon in 1989
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But now? He's very well loved
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In addition to naps, belly rubs help keep Corduroy as happy as happy can be.
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And we better not forget about chin scratches!
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Of course, spending time outdoors is super important too!
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The green really brings out his wise eyes, no?
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If you're lucky, you can catch this cat scratching his claws against a good tree.
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And sometimes, when he goes outside, he gets extra feisty!
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But since he's such a sucky-baby, he always ventures back inside!
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Here, Corduroy asks politely for all the snuggles in the world.
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Isn't this the most lovely family photo you've ever seen?
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And this hug? Well it's captioned: "This sweet little man loves to be held."
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Corduroy might just be in the running for the world's most loved cat too.
Courtesy: Diply