Recently, a kitten named Sophie was in the spotlight at a press conference in the Conference Hall, where journalists typically pose questions to the official representative of the US President, Karalin Livit. One of the journalists shared information about the visit of the kitten and noted that Sophie had a collar on her neck, and possibly a GPS tracker, allowing to trace the kitten via smartphone.
A video captured the moment when the journalist holds the kitten in their arms and jokes that "she might be carrying some spy devices." In the end, Sophie was successfully reunited with her owner. It should be noted that the area around the White House is considered one of the most protected places in the world.
Sophie found her way to the North Garden, which is surrounded by strict security of the White House in Washington, and sparked excitement among journalists who captured the appearance of this domestic animal. Her fur is gray, and her eyes are green, and she was named Sophie on social media.
In conclusion, with the help of the White House staff, the cat's owner was found. The secret service monitors every movement, and cameras and blockposts in the area ensure security around the clock.
