Hemingway's Cats | A More or Less Perfect Union

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Hemingway's Cats | A More or Less Perfect Union

The Hemingway museum in Key West Florida has a colony of six-toed cats. The federal department of agriculture has decided they can regulate how the cats are cared for. Why?
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