Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We all know that cats purr when they are content, and purring usually sounds pretty much the same no matter which cat is purring.

A senior cat from the United Kingdom is making some noise. The new Guinness World Record holder of the loudest purr among living domestic cats is a 14-year-old feline named Bella. 14-year-old cat ...

Meet the cat whose purr can drown out conversation. Merlin from Torquay may not have the wizarding powers of his Arthurian namesake, but he does now have a Guinness World Record for the loudest ...

Kittens might be the smallest of all cats, but for some reason, they always purr the loudest. They sound like a fire engine! You might not think they even have the lung power for that, but they ...

A senior cat up for adoption in Ohio has a uniquely loud purr — and wants to bring “the sound of happiness” into the home of whoever adopts her. Screenshot from Ohio SPCA & Humane Society's Facebook ...

The sound your cat makes when it purrs is distinct from any other noise. Some cats purr softly, like a gentle hum, while others have a loud purr that sounds more like an engine rumbling. Yet all cats’ ...

Ruth and Mark Adams of Northampton, England claim their 12-year-old cat Smokey can purr as loud as 92 decibels, which is what you’d experience while watching a 737 land. While most cats only purr at ...

Merlin the cat likes food. He likes it so much that when he sees his dinner, he starts purring like a jackhammer. Merlin is all of us. According to the Torquay Herald Express, the English kitty was ...

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LONDON — No need to bell this cat: A gray-and-white tabby by the name of Smokey has cat-apulted to fame with purring so loud it has been recorded at a potentially record-setting 73 decibels. The ...

We all know that cats purr when they are content, and purring usually sounds pretty much the same no matter which cat is purring. Lilly and Lucy are sisters who love snuggling up with their mom, Zina.