Moving to her current home five years ago, she was devastated when her new landlord supposedly instructed her to give up her cat, Jamal, or be evicted.ĭeborah said: "It absolutely broke my heart. Whilst living in a previous property, Deborah claims she was forced to give up her two huskies, Siri and Starshine, after her landlord threatened her with eviction if she kept them. 'I'm on my last pennies, I have nothing to lose and everything to gain, so I married my cat' I'd rather live on the streets than be without her." "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 is fundamentally the most important thing in my life after my children. She is truly a sensation, she is so friendly and amazing.
"I set out my intention that I would never be separated from the animal I adore. She said: "I had nothing to lose and everything to gain so I married my cat! I recited vows under the universe that no man will ever tear myself and India apart.
READ: Sheltered housing residents plagued by 'thugs, drunks and dealers'ĭeborah, an unemployed mum from Bolton who now lives in London, now hopes their commitment will show landlords just how important it is for them to stay together. The five-year-old cat, who was draped in gold lamé for the special day, meowed her way through her vows as Deborah's friends watched on in a park.
And, terrified of losing her precious cat India, the mum-of-two has now 'legally' married her feline friend.ĭecked out in a tuxedo, the single mum tied the knot with her moggy in a civil ceremony presided over by a legally ordained pal. A desperate mum has married her pet CAT - in a bid to stop landlords forcing her to give it up.ĭeborah Hodge, 49, says she has already been made to rehome three animals over the years by landlords who don't allow pets in their properties.
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