King Charles and his spouse, Camilla Parker Bowles, have faced numerous challenges over the past year. Last winter, Charles received a cancer diagnosis and has allegedly been receiving medical care ever since. While he hasn’t disclosed the specific type of cancer, the monarch has remained committed to his royal responsibilities despite undergoing treatment.
Recently, Camilla said goodbye to one of her beloved longtime companions—her rescue dog, Beth, who had been by her side for years. However, Charles and Camilla are delighted to share that they have welcomed a new rescue pup into their home.
King Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles | Toby Melville/Pool/Getty Images
Camilla Parker Bowles Welcomes a New Rescue Dog into the Royal Family
Charles and Camilla have carried on with their royal responsibilities since Queen Elizabeth II passed away in 2022. His coronation took place in May 2023, and despite his medical treatments, both have consistently attended royal events and public engagements.
At home, however, the couple enjoys unwinding, and to them, an ideal household always includes pets. During a royal engagement at the Beaney House of Art & Knowledge in Canterbury in late February, Camilla shared an unexpected revelation. She was captured on camera announcing that she had recently adopted a dog.
“I’ve just welcomed a new puppy,” Camilla shared in the video, uploaded to X. “Her name is Moley. [She] resembles a mole so much,” Camilla added. The pup is a rescue, just eight weeks old when Camilla brought her home. Moley comes from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, an organization Camilla has supported for years as a dedicated patron.
