Meet the cat running for mayor's post in eastern Mexico

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ANI Washington
Last Updated : Jun 16 2013 | 12:00 PM IST

A cat owner has put his black-and-white kitten with orange eyes, up for mayoral elections in eastern Mexico's Xalapa.

Morris' campaign slogan "Tired of Voting for Rats? Vote for a Cat" has attracted attention of tens of thousands of people on social media, Fox News reported.

35-year-old office worker Sergio Chamorro, who adopted the 10-month-old feline last year, said that his cat does nothing except sleeping almost all day, which fits the profile of a politician.

Chamorro and a group of friends put the cat as candidate after becoming disillusioned with the empty promises of politicians.

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First Published: Jun 16 2013 | 11:44 AM IST

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