Did You Know?
Research suggests that a cat’s purr has the power to assist self-healing.
The purr isn’t just for when your cat is happy — purring helps cats to cope with illness and stress, and the vibrations may help an injured cat’s bones heal. By the same token, it also has been suggested that if you allow a purring cat to rest on your body, you can benefit from it, too.
These presidents had cats in the White House and Biden will be next:
The Bidens plan to add a cat to their pet family at the White House.
Along with photos of Major and Champ in their dog beds after what was surely a stressful move-in
day, you’ll find pictures of President Biden’s granddaughter Naomi Biden’s cat, Winston, who is the official First Cat until the Bidens adopt a cat of their own, which they plan to do soon.
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Thanks to Paul DeCeglie, an American writer based in Pattaya, Thailand, for providing content for this newsletter.
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