Voici la First Cat of the United States!

She won Jill Biden’s heart by interrupting her campaign speech: The first lady announced on Friday the arrival of two-year-old Willow cat with the US presidential couple.

“Here’s the Willow”: Jill Biden tweeted some pictures of the cats, which owe their name to their hometown, Willow Grove, pictures accompanied by tiny, pink hearts.

We see Willow, a tiger’s gray and white coat, long mustaches and big green eyes, lying on a windowsill or exploring the proud harbor, the White House corridors.

The “first lady” press service explained that “the first cat” now “deeply impressed Jill Biden by jumping on the podium and interrupting a speech she was giving in Pennsylvania (Northeast), during Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign.

The professor and the cat, who came from a farm, immediately became friends, the White House said, with the blessing of the farm owner in question.

Cat spokesman Jill Biden said the cat “makes its mark in the White House with its favorite toys, favorite food, and plenty of space to smell and explore.”

However, there is not a word about the welcome dedicated to the “First Cat” by “First Dog,” the young German Shepherd leader, who has been frolicking for a few weeks on the meadows of 1600 Pennsylvania Street in Washington.

To revive a long presidential tradition boycotted by the Trumps, who had no pets, Biden was always with a dog in the White House, and he was always a German Shepherd.

They get there with Champ, who died last year at an advanced age, and the Major, who has since returned to the countryside due to a lack of acclimatization, before welcoming the captain.