The Humane Society is very pleased to hear that California’s First Dog was ADOPTED, not bought!
Gov. Jerry Brown and First Lady Anne Gust Brown recently adopted Sutter, a 7-year-old Pembroke Welsh corgi from Gov. Brown’s sister who could no longer care for the dog after she moved to Chicago.
Aww! What a cutie!
We’re proud to call this adorable dog our great state’s First Dog and so is Jennifer Fearing, the Humane Society’s California state director, who said:
“At the moment, Sacramento’s leaders are making tough decisions about the state’s budget, and Sutter’s presence in the building is a welcome morale boost for everyone.”
Sutter isn’t just lounging around enjoying the good life either. He’s going straight to work in the capital, as the governor explained:
“He finds all the extra food lying on the floor in the office, he barks at anyone, he gives snuggles, he warms up the Republicans.”
It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it. Those Republicans can be cold! Ha!
[Image via AP Images.]
