King Charles and Queen Camilla just lately welcomed rescue canines from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to their Gloucestershire property for a festive photoshoot.
The cute canines—Percy, Darcie, Elspeth, Harper, Missy, and Shadow—are on the lookout for new houses this Christmas. They travelled from the charity’s Old Windsor Centre to Tetbury and have been photographed on bespoke footstools designed by college students and group teams in collaboration with The King’s Foundation.
Adding a particular contact, the footstools featured cushions produced from recycled material beforehand utilized in Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
Queen Camilla, because the patron of Battersea, emphasised the occasion’s significance in elevating consciousness for animal welfare.
Camilla just lately bid an emotional goodbye to her beloved Battersea rescue canine, Beth, a 13-year-old Jack Russell terrier. Sadly, Beth needed to be put down attributable to well being points.
According to the Daily Mail, Queen Camilla adopted Beth from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, in South London, in 2011.
Last week, the King shared with TV hosts Alan Carr and Amanda Holden on the Royal Variety Show that he and the Queen have been contemplating getting a brand new canine for Christmas.
When requested if the Queen is perhaps tempted by any of the canines visiting that day, a royal supply commented: “While it’s somewhat too quickly for Her Majesty to start out deciding on a brand new pal for Bluebell, she stays an amazing supporter of all of the work that Battersea Dogs and Cats dwelling does find loving houses for all their rescue pets – not only for Christmas however eternally.”
Kaye Mughal, centre supervisor in Windsor, stated: “It was a big day bringing a few of our canines from Battersea’s Old Windsor Centre to Highgrove Gardens. They loved the day trip, experiencing visiting a brand new place and moving into the festive spirit. They additionally loved testing out a number of the distinctive footstools and have formally given them their approval.”
