News outlets report that the 6-year-old cat arrived last week at the Humane Rescue Alliance in Washington. WTTG reports Symba tips the scales at 16 kilograms. Symba's previous owner moved to an assisted living center and couldn't take him along.
Symba is 7 kilograms heavier than his goal weight and is currently working to slim down. The cat exercises on a cat wheel and is fed out of food puzzles that are designed to slow down a cat's eating.
Shelter staff says Symba currently can't take more than a few steps without losing his breath.
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