Peta claims Prince William and Kate are ‘staggeringly out of touch’ after pet dog has puppies
Animal rights activists accused the Prince of Wales of being a “surprisingly uncontrollable düzen in order to raise family dogs.
On Saturday, William marked his 43rd birthday with a photo with Cocker Spaniel Orla and three of the four puppies he was born last month.
The photo taken by Kate in Windsor on a sunny day in early June, by Kensington Palace, “Happy birthday! Love C, G, C, L, ORLA and PUPPIES!”
However, for the ethical treatment of animals (PETA), people criticized the royals in the midst of an animal homelessness crisis for their “shaking the garbage”.
In a statement published on Thursday, Vice President of the Chairman of the Charity Programs Elisa Allen said: “The Prince of Wales and Princess should know that shelters are filled with desperate puppies for a second chance here and around the world, and this animal is touching a garbage in the midst of the crisis.
“If William is going to lead, he can take a lesson from King Charles and Queen Camilla, who chooses to adopt a shelter instead of contributing to the problem.”
In February, King and Queen adopted a puppy named Moley from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. Last year, his beloved Jack Russell Terrier came a few months after the death of Beth, and at the same time a rescue dog. In 2011, Beth accepted Beth and another terrier named Bluebell in 2012 from the Battersea shelter, where he was a boss.
Camilla is known for his love of dogs. He even seemed to be embroidered on the crown dress of the rescue puppies. The late Queen II.
The prince of the Wales and the princess have had Orla since 2020, after his first dogs together, a Cocker Spaniel, a wedding gift from Kate’s brother James Middleton, died unexpectedly.
Peta’s double criticism received a reaction because some of them emerged with the defense of the royal.
In an article on the X, Royal writer Lady Colin Campbell said: orum I see that animal rights were again terrorists. Peta attacked the Prince of Wales and the Princess to dare to reproduce from their dogs. While allowing the king and queen to condemn the brothers of William and Catherine, they praised the King and Queen.
“What do we live in the world. Doctrin fanatics refuse to admit that they are more damaging than good by trying to bullying people to make perfect reasonable and acceptable choices.”
Kensington Palace refrained from commenting.
