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Thefirst dogs, Major and Champion, have been a hot topic of the conversation since the PresidentJoe Biden and first ladyJill Biden, EDD, entered the White House. Not only do the two dogs mark the return of pets to the White House after four years without furry, but Major is also the first rescue dog to live in the White House. The bidens have just announced that they are considering adding another long-awaited pet to their families. Read more about the animal that will increase in 1600 Avenue Pennsylvania and for more information on Biden pets,President Biden has just revealed the truth about the incident with his dog.

Cat lovers, rejoicing: afeline goes into the White House. During an interview of April 30 with the bidens,Today co-anchorCraig Melvin asked if the couple could confirm that they planned to adopt a cat. "It's true," Jill said. "She's waiting in the wings."

Melvin asked the Chair if the adoption of a cat was his idea. "No," he laughed, "but it's easy." The first couple continued to ensure Melvin that the famous piquant is prepared for the new addition. And for more information on the first pets,This is the only place in the White House that the first dogs are not allowed.

Major, the youngest of the two German shepherds, found the fit of the White House and all the new people a little difficult. The dog was cited intwo incidents, which led him to receive additional training. Melvin asked if it was a good idea to add a cat in the mix, but Jill said that learning to cooperate with a cat "was part of his training." She explained that "they took him to a shelter with cats" and "he did well." The first lady added that the Major is really a "sweet and kind dog", which had a bad press. And for more relief dogs,The new Adorable Jennifer Aniston Rescue Puppy has the most classic name.

Back in November, CBS indicated that the bidens planned to bring a catin the White House. Five months have passed since this ad, but many people will not let the bidens forget it. On March 9, during a briefing at the White House, someone asked where the cat was. Press secretary of the White HouseJen Psaki said she had no update on the cat, but noted: "We know the catwill break the internet"When he arrives. And for more updated news delivered directly to your inbox,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

There was a handful of first cats in the past. However, no feline gave the corridors of the White House over the decade. More recently,George W. Bush had a cat named India, andBill Clinton had a cat namedSocks.Abraham Lincoln was theFirst president introduce cats to the White House with his cats,Tiger andBowl. And for animal facts more fun, discoverThe 50 most popular dog breeds in America.