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Queen Camilla launches special garden as she celebrates the importance of helping rescue dogs and cats
Queen Camilla inherited the role of Patron of the beloved rescue in 2016, following Queen Elizabeth II in the role. And not only has she been Patron for nearly a decade, she adopted three dogs from Battersea: Beth, who sadly passed away in 2024, Bluebell, and now the newest pup, Moley.
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Queen Camilla Debuts the Cutest Photo of Her Puppy Moley, After Meeting an Array of Sweet Pups During Battersea Dogs & Cats Home Visit"Whilst Moley was keeping cool at home, she wishes she could have been reunited with some of her old friends!" ...
London’s pooches can play in unique activities, get a vet check-up, and meet other pups at this free dog festival ...
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Thousands of Battersea children in families hit by two-child limitThousands of children in Battersea are living in households affected by the two-child limit, new figures show – as charities urged the Government to scrap the policy.
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Buckingham Palace Just Released a New Queen Camilla Photo—And It Offers a Rare Personal Glimpse into Her LifeBuckingham Palace just released a rare, cozy photo of Queen Camilla and it’s not your typical royal portrait. See the sweet snap that’s breaking from tradition.
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Camilla, who turns 78 on Thursday, was making a visit to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home when she met Dipsy, a Jack Russell ...
UK rehoming center Battersea estimates an annual expenditure of around $2,500 (£2,000) per dog, and as most dogs live for ...
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