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\n9anstaAnita,Cinny,Louise,Rose,and ita aryaucpviendship,guidance and inspiati   \nSpecial Thanks  \nto those who provided help from:  \nFranklin D.Roosevelt Presidential Library and MuseumJohn F.Kennedy Presidential Library and MuseumGerald R.Ford Presidential Library and MuseumThe Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Library  \nPresidents of the United States of America  \n1.George Washington23.Benjamin Harrison  \n2.John Adams24.Grover Cleveland  \n3.Thomas Jefferson25.William Mckinley  \n4.James Madison26.Theodore Roosevelt  \n5.James Monroe27.William Howard Taft  \n6.John Quincy Adams28.Woodrow Wilson  \n7.Andrew Jackson29.Warren G.Harding  \n8.Martin Van Buren30.Calvin Coolidge  \n9.William Henry Harrison31.Herbert Hoover  \n10.John Tyler32.Franklin D.Roosevelt  \n11.James K.Polk33.Harry S.Truman  \n12.Zachary Taylor34.Dwight D.Eisenhower  \n13.Millard Fillmore35.John F.Kennedy  \n14.Franklin Pierce36.Lyndon B.Johnson  \n15.James Buchanan37.Richard M.Nixon  \n16.Abraham Lincoln38.Gerald R.Ford  \n17.Andrew Johnson39.James Carter  \n18.Ulysses S.Grant40.Ronald Wilson Reagan  \n19.Rutherford B.Hayes41.George H.W.Bush  \n20.James A.Garfield42.William J.Clinton  \n21.Chester A.Arthur43.George W.Bush  \n22.Grover Cleveland44.Barack H.Obama  \nlllustrations copyright ◎2012 Susan Castriota  \nManuscript copyright ◎2012 Susan Castriota  \nBook copyright C2012 Susan Castriota,Upper St.Clair,PA  \nPublished by Castriota Designs,LLC  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any formor by any means whatsoever without prior written permission of the publisher  \nWritten and Illustrated by Susan Castriota  \nCover and Book Design:Faye Klein  \nSecond Edition 2012  \nwww.wilsongetsadopted.com  \ni!My name is Wilson.  \nI thought I was a lucky dog until l learned about thePresidents'dogs.Many of them lived in the WhiteHouse.Yes—lam talking about THE White House.The home where the U.S.Presidents and theirfamilies have lived for more than 200 years!  \nYou can imagine how many other pets have also livedin the White House.There were ponies,birds,cats,goats,cows,and even a raccoon!Sincelam a dog,Iam going to visit the very famous White House Pups!  \nWelcome to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.  \nGeorge Washington(1789-1797)was our first  \nPresident.He did not live at the White House.It had notbeen built yet.He had many\"first dogs\"and brought us anew breed.This breed is called the American foxhound.  \nJohn Adams (1797-1801)had two mixed-breeddogs named Juno and Satan.  \nThomas Jefferson (1801-1809)had many briardbreed dogs.One of the dogs was named Buzzy.Jeffersonwrote the first dog license law in Virginia.  \nBuzzy  \nof the first President!\"  \nJames Monroe(1817-1825)had many pets.His dog was a spaniel named Buddy.He was a gift fromthe French General Lafayette  \nJohn Tyler(1841-1845)had three dogs.Two wereIrish wolfhounds and one Italian greyhound.LeBeau,thegreyhound,was a gift to the First Lady.  \nFranklin 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