ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月13日 02時02分

Here’s a small piece of good news: The 6-toed Hemingway cats are fine. The 54 cats, many of them descendants of a white #polydactyl cat owned by Ernest Hemingway, live at the writer’s house in Key West, Florida, which was hit hard by Hurricane #Irma. As the storm approached last week, officials ordered a full evacuation of the Florida Keys. But Jacque Sands, the general manager of the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, refused to leave the Spanish Colonial-style building the writer once called home. Animal lovers fretted, and one of Hemingway’s granddaughters, the actress Mariel Hemingway, publicly urged Jacque to move to safety. But the house’s curator, Dave Gonzales, confirmed today that the #cats, many of which have 6 or 7 #toes, were unharmed. In December 2012, @jasonhenry took this photo of one of the cats, Captain Tony Tarracino.

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