Lawyer Keeps Documents In Fridge So Hundreds Of Cats Can't Pee On Them
This cat lady allowed her feline friends to take over her house -- crazy!
I knew I was in the middle of an epidemic.
— Jan Van Dusen, an attorney accused of animal abuse whose home, where she kept more than one hundred feral cats, was raided by Animal Control officers. She admitted in court that her house “smelled like feces,” and also smelled like urine, “but not that much.”
(The U.S. Tax Court previously allowed Van Dusen to deduct a small amount for her cat care expenses — but not the $12,000 she initially requested.)
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