Queen Camilla Shares Rare Photo of Rescue Dog Moley at Wiltshire Home

Queen Camilla, a passionate supporter of animal welfare and royal patron of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, recently shared a new photograph cuddling her rescue dog, Moley, a Jack Russell Terrier cross adopted earlier this year. The image was released to coincide with her visit to Battersea, where she officially opened a new dog-friendly garden designed to provide a safe and enjoyable space for rescue dogs. Moley, who lives with Camilla at her private Wiltshire residence Raymill, was adopted following the death of her beloved dog Beth, also a Battersea rescue, in November. Throughout her visits, Camilla expressed her deep affection for rescue dogs, engaging warmly with several residents, while also promoting summer care tips for dogs. The Queen's long-standing relationship with Battersea includes rehoming three dogs from the charity, reflecting her commitment to animal rescue and welfare. The garden opening event also featured celebrity supporters, underscoring the broad support for Battersea's mission.