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It was most likely a city census, where they do ask about dogs for rabies tag verification, etc.Originally Posted by AbbysMom
Am I the only one that thinks the woman was extremely foolish to include her cat on her census form?
The problem arose after Sal’s owners, Anna and Guy Esposito of Boston, Mass., filled out the latest U.S. census form listing him as part of the family but as a cat
I don't remember questions about any kind of pets on the U.S. census form.Originally Posted by AbbysMom
I hope it was the city census, but the article said US census:
I agree! I think this comes close to lying which is against the law.Originally Posted by AbbysMom
Am I the only one that thinks the woman was extremely foolish to include her cat on her census form?
Originally Posted by My4LLMA
That would be so funny if they made this cat sit on a trial
If not, Anna said sheâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]ll have to bring the feline to court.
Tara & Rob;3007491I wonder if the city is thinking "Sal" is just trying to get out of jury duty now.[/QUOTE said:Probably
Originally Posted by rad65
Imagine if it's a case involving a dog bite or something. Headlines would read "Cat says 'Bad Dog!'"
Or if it turned out to be a hung jury based on 11 jurors agreeing, and one either sleeping or licking himself.
I can imagine the field day a lawyer would have in appeals court after this case.
Too funny!!Originally Posted by rad65
Imagine if it's a case involving a dog bite or something. Headlines would read "Cat says 'Bad Dog!'"
Or if it turned out to be a hung jury based on 11 jurors agreeing, and one either sleeping or licking himself.
I can imagine the field day a lawyer would have in appeals court after this case.
Yeah I was trying to figure that out myself. Glad I wasn't alone!Originally Posted by AbbysMom
Am I the only one that thinks the woman was extremely foolish to include her cat on her census form?