What's new pussycat?
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden have welcomed a new pat cat Willow to the White House Jill Biden
’s campaign speech by jumping on stage. Somehow, Jill found that endearing, and Willow, a green-eyed gray-and-white farm cat, has officially moved in with the first family. It was long in the making, as Jill had been hinting since Joe was elected president in November 2020 that they wanted a feline in the house. Willow, a short-haired tabby, ran on stage during Jill’s campaign stop in Pennsylvania in 2020.
‘Seeing their immediate bond, the owner of the farm knew that Willow belonged with Dr Biden,’ said the first lady’s spokesman Michael LaRosa, according to the‘Willow is settling into the White House with her favorite toys, treats, and plenty of room to smell and explore.’In September, Jill had said that the cat was ‘still being fostered’ with someone who ‘loves’ it.
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