Biden adopts two puppies after his past dogs terrorized White House personnel
By Victor Nava
Published on March 28, 2026.
Former President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, have adopted two puppies from a Tennessee pet sanctuary, Rescue DOG, replacing their aggressive dogs who previously terrorized White House personnel. The adoption was announced in a social media post featuring the former president and first lady posing with their new pups and their cat, named Willow. The rescue group explained that Jill and her son, presumably stepson Hunter Biden, first met the puppies after a visit to one of the group's rescue partners in Delaware.
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