Following the death of her dog Beth, Queen Camilla has welcomed a new puppy to the palace. All about the new addition and the royal family's history with pets.

Following the death of her dog, Beth, in November, Queen Camilla has announced that she’s adopted a new rescue puppy, Moley.

THE Queen has adopted an eight-week-old rescue puppy and named her Moley — because she looks like a mole. Camilla wanted another dog after her Jack Russell terrier Beth died aged 13 in November.

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Rebecca reported that Moley was born on Boxing Day, and that the puppy's mother is half Jack Russell, while her father’s breed is unknown. Moley was rescued from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, which Her Majesty is patron of.

The Queen's other rescue dog, a Jack Russell Terrier named Beth, who passed last November, was also an adoption from the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. The article goes on to say, "Bending down to stroke Fergie the Labrador the Queen remarked about how 'affectionate' guide dogs are.

King Charles announced he has adopted a new dog just days after Queen Camilla revealed that she also adopted a puppy named Moley. The Spaniel is the King's first dog in more than 20 years, and the monarch is said to be besotted with his new pet.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla have expanded their royal household with the addition of two new puppies, bringing joy to the couple following the recent loss of their beloved J

Queen Camilla revealed that she and King Charles III adopted a rescue puppy after the death of their dog last November. Camilla, 77, shared the news while meeting a partially-sighted museum group at Beaney House of Art & Knowledge in Canterbury, Kent, England, on Tuesday, February 25.

Queen Camilla announced that she and King Charles III have adopted a new Jack Russell terrier four months after losing their beloved rescue pup, Beth.