Jen Miller

The New York Times

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Freelance writer and regular contributor to The New York Times.

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Even if you’re a cat lover, feral felines can be a nuisance. But it turns out that some homeowners and business people have started tapping into the hunting prowess of stray cats.

Adopting stray cats and putting them to work

Even if you’re a cat lover, feral felines can be a nuisance. But it turns out that some homeowners and business people have started tapping into the hunting prowess of stray cats.

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