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LINK Britain's oldest cat 'brothers' Nikita and Leon, aged 21, are rehomed after social media campaign | Daily Mail Online

The brothers who are believed to be the oldest living cat siblings in the UK, are in good health and need a quiet new home.

snytiger6 9 Oct 13
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Those pesky UK animal fanatics. I remember when I was in London & found the UK ahead of the USA in animal protection activism. Success? Some but never enough.

Mooolah Level 8 Oct 13, 2020
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How sweet!

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My babies are too young for pets right now...

Both my grands came home to pet siblings and everything has been fine.

We had a farm when I was a kid & people constantly dropped off cats (way before "spay & neuter" was a thing). Most lived outdoors around the barns & pens, but one special fluffy one was my mom's favorite with a name even. Once I was admiring her latest litter (about age 6) & the next thing she was hanging off my face with her claws....i will never forget the sensation of her belly fur against my nose. I have disliked cats ever since. Your are Correct, keep your kids safe!

My family had a cat from my earliest memories, and evidently he was a part of the family long before I was.

@AnneWimsey Farm cats are usually bordering on feral. Even fully domesticated cats will protect their kittens. As a kid I ws told that when neighbor's cats had kittens that the mother cat would attack if you get too close. It's instinct.

It isnt' all that different for some mother dogs.

@AnneWimsey children are the most vulnerable in a family.. All decisions I make in my household are based on my children, so of course I'll protect my babies ☺ thanks for your suport 😘😘😄