Queen Camilla is an avid canine lover with a penchant for Jack Russell Terriers
Queen Camilla is welcoming a brand new four-legged pal into her royal family.
On Sunday, Might 18, Buckingham Palace confirmed the 77-year-old royal and avid canine lover has adopted a rescue pup named Moley from Battersea Canine and Cats Residence — the place Her Majesty has lengthy served as Patron.
The candy reveal got here by way of a brand new picture displaying the part-Jack Russell terrier settling into life with the Queen, simply months after the heartbreaking lack of her beloved canine, Beth.
In a social media assertion, the Palace shared, “Meet mischievous Moley, The Queen’s new much-loved canine companion.”
They added that Moley was adopted from Battersea, the identical shelter the place Camilla beforehand discovered her well-known Jack Russells, Beth and Bluebell.
The pup’s debut comes forward of Camilla’s go to to the Chelsea Flower Present, the place she’ll tour a particular dog-themed backyard designed by BBC Radio 2 and the Royal Horticultural Society.
The area, constructed with canine in thoughts, contains shady timber, open grass, and brick paths engraved with names of cherished canines — together with Beth and King Charles’ canine, Snuff.
Final November, the Palace mourned Beth’s passing, calling her “The Queen’s much-loved companion” who introduced pleasure “whether on walkies, helping on official duties, or curled up by the fire.”
Camilla as soon as wrote that whereas her canine “cannot claim to have saved any lives,” she stays pleased with their resilience and the enjoyment they bring about.
