Meet Oscar, the high-flying feline from Dallas, Texas, who has just leapt his way into the Guinness World Records. The 7-year-old cat, owned by Theodore Shiells, set a new world record by jumping an astonishing 8 feet and 5 inches, officially earning the title for the longest jump by a cat.
Oscar’s incredible feat was verified on May 7 by Guinness World Records, cementing his place among animal legends. The agile cat’s leap not only showcases the remarkable athleticism of felines but also highlights the special bond between Oscar and his proud owner, who trained and encouraged his pet to aim higher — quite literally.
“It’s unbelievable to see him jump that far,” said Shiells. “Oscar has always been an energetic and playful cat, but this record just proves how extraordinary he really is.”
The record-breaking jump took place in Dallas, where Oscar soared over the mark with grace and power, leaving onlookers in awe. His leap surpassed the previous record and has since captured the hearts of cat lovers and animal enthusiasts worldwide.
Oscar’s achievement is now featured in the latest edition of the Guinness World Records, inspiring pet owners everywhere to celebrate the hidden talents of their furry friends.
With his new title, Oscar is not just another housecat — he’s a world champion who has truly earned his spot in the record books.
