The Longest Cat...

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Stewie was surrounded by family when he succumbed to a yearlong battle with cancer Monday evening at his Reno home, owner Robin Hendrickson said. He was 8.

Guinness World Records declared Stewie the record-holder in August 2010, measuring 48.5 inches (1.23 meters) from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail.

Hundreds of fans flooded Stewie's Facebook site with memories and condolences. The Maine Coon cat was a certified therapy animal that frequently visited a Reno senior center and helped promote animal welfare awareness with the Nevada Humane Society.


"Stewie was always very social and loved meeting new people," Hendrickson said. "He has touched many lives, and for that I am grateful."

Stewie's full name was Mymains Stewart Gilligan. Hendrickson bought him from a breeder in Hermiston, Oregon, in 2005. He attended the International Cat Show in Portland, Oregon.

"He did really well at the show, even though he wasn't feeling totally perfect," said Valerie Horton, the show's entry clerk. "He loved being there because he loved the public. He always did."

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مالک رابن ہینڈرکسن نے بتایا کہ پیر کو شام کے وقت اس کے کینسر کے ساتھ ایک لمبی لڑائی کا شکار ہو جانے پر اسٹوئ کا خاندان نے گھیر لیا۔  وہ 8 سال کا تھا۔

 گینز ورلڈ ریکارڈز نے اگست 2010 میں اسٹیوئی کو ریکارڈ ہولڈر قرار دیا ، جس نے اس کی ناک کے نوک سے اپنی دم کے نوک تک 48.5 انچ (1.23 میٹر) ناپ لیا۔

 سیکڑوں مداحوں نے اسٹیوئی کی فیس بک سائٹ کو یادوں اور تعزیتوں سے بھر دیا۔  مائن کوون بلی ایک تصدیق شدہ تھراپی جانور تھا جو اکثر رینو سینئر سینٹر جاتا تھا اور نیواڈا ہیومن سوسائٹی کے ساتھ جانوروں کی فلاح و بہبود کے شعور کو فروغ دینے میں مدد کرتا تھا۔

 ہینڈرکسن نے کہا ، "اسٹیوی ہمیشہ ہی بہت معاشرتی تھے اور نئے لوگوں سے ملنا پسند کرتے تھے۔  "اس نے بہت سی زندگیوں کو چھو لیا ہے ، اور اس کے لئے میں ان کا مشکور ہوں۔"

 اسٹیوئی کا پورا نام مائی مینس اسٹیورٹ گلیگن تھا۔  ہینڈرکسن نے انہیں 2005 میں اوریگون کے ہرمیسٹن میں ایک بریڈر سے خریدا تھا۔ اس نے پورٹ لینڈ ، اوریگون میں انٹرنیشنل کیٹ شو میں شرکت کی تھی۔

 شو میں داخلے کے کلرک ویلری ہارٹن نے کہا ، "انہوں نے شو میں واقعتا اچھ didا مظاہرہ کیا ، اگرچہ وہ مکمل طور پر کامل محسوس نہیں کررہے تھے۔"  "وہ وہاں موجود رہنا پسند کرتا تھا کیونکہ وہ عوام سے پیار کرتا تھا۔ اس نے ہمیشہ کیا۔"

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