Tiffany Two, who holds the Guinness World Record for oldest living cat, reached the ripe old age of 27 on Friday.
The short-haired tortoiseshell feline was born on March 13, 1988 in San Diego, California. Owner Sharon Voorhees adopted her when she was six weeks old for just $10, and has been caring for the record-breaking cat ever since.
According to GWR, the human equivalent of Tiffany Two's age is an astounding 125 years.
Despite Tiffany Two's old age, she's not feeble, Voorhees said. The cat can walk up and down staircases, and has few medical ailments aside from high blood pressure.
But if Tiffany Two hopes to beat the world record for oldest living cat ever, she'll have to hold on for at least another 11 years. The current record-holder Creme Puff was born on Aug. 3, 1967, and died Aug. 6, 2005 at the age of 38 years and three days. And in Sweden, a woman claims that her cat Missan will turn 30 in 2015, though the cat's age has yet to be confirmed.
Currently, there is no confirmation on whether Tiffany Two plans to celebrate the start of her late-twenties with a sensible down payment on a single-family home.