UK Woman Marries Cat Named India To Get Around Landlord's Pet Restrictions
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Facing eviction and terrified of losing her five-year-old feline, UK woman Deborah Hodge found a loophole scheme and devised a plan to marry her cat.
A 49-year-old woman from London recently married her pet cat, named India, in order to avoid rental restrictions, which have barred her from bringing animals into the unit. According to New York Post, Deborah Hodge found a loophole in the scheme and devised a plan to marry her cat as she had already rehomed three previous pets due to landlords who rejected pet owners from their properties.
Facing eviction and terrified of losing her five-year-old feline, the single mother of two held a civil ceremony on April 19 to tie the knot. According to the Express, Ms Hodge said that she had “nothing to lose and everything to gain” by wedding her pet. She added that her cat, India, is fundamentally the “most important” thing in her life after her children.
“By marrying India, I need any future landlords to know that we come as a package and we cannot be separated under any circumstances as she is as important to me as the children,” she explained, as per Express.
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