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“He was part of a litter of cats my sister’s friend had, and I just left home and needed a pet,” Michele says.
Since then, they’ve been inseparable.
Rubble is nearing the age of the last world record holder – a cat named Crème Puff died at the age of 38.
Rubble celebrated his last birthday at the vet, being treated with free check-up and cat food.
He’s on meds for high blood pressure, but otherwise he’s in perfect health.
Rubble is probably the oldest cat in the world at the moment.
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