In 1924, 'Tige,' the beloved white cat of First Lady Grace Coolidge, made headlines when she was found and returned to the White House. Like pet owners everywhere, Mrs. Coolidge cherished her furry companion—a comfort amid the demands of official life.
You read the headline with relief: the cat is found. In the White House itself, Mrs. Coolidge holds Tige again, the fluffy white cat warm in her arms. A photographer captures the moment—proof that even in the most powerful house in America, a lost pet's return matters.
Reflect
What makes a pet feel like home, and how do you know when they truly belong with you?