Animal Companions In The White House - Carole Wilbourn
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26 Feb Animal Companions In The White House

Posted at 01:48h in Blog by

Champ, Major and the new cat ….

Champ and Major, the first dogs, may soon have a rare first feline join their White House family. Such an addition will need the right introduction to have a forever successful, happy integration. Only a dozen or so first cats have been recorded in the White House.

Major the first shelter dog in the WhiteHouse – National Geographic

Major a shelter dog

Click HERE to see the USA Today article about the plan for today’s White House, the history of the animals who once graced its halls and a list of famous dogs through the years.