The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have welcomed a brand new family member, reportedly adopting a new rescue dog with an utterly adorable name.
- Prince Harry and Meghan have welcomed a new addition to their family as they adopt a 7-year-old rescue Beagle.
- Their decision to adopt a new pup, came after the couple discovered that 4000 beagles had been rescued from a breeding plant.
- This royal news comes after the Queen's surprisingly bad manners at the table have been revealed by former Royal Footman.
Meghan and Harry have adopted a new companion for their beloved black Labrador Pula, a seven-year-old Beagle, called Mamma Mia!
Their decision to adopt came after 4000 beagles were rescued from a research plant in Virginia by the Federal Authorities. Speaking to the LA times, an animal rights attorney who runs the Beagle Freedom Project, revealed that after Meghan heard the story she contacted Shannon.
Shannon said, “The Duchess called me personally. She calls on my cell with no Caller ID and says, 'Hey Shannon, this is Meghan.’”
The Sussexes reportedly came to meet one of the rescue dogs, Mia who was at the shelter with her eight newborn puppies. The couple played with the cute pups before Meghan reportedly told Shannon that she wanted to help the older rescues.
This isn’t the first time that Meghan has opened her heart and home to a rescue pup. Royal fans will remember that Meghan’s beagle Guy moved to the UK with her ahead of her wedding to Harry. She was also previously a patron of the Mayhew Animal Charity, though sadly had to bid farewell to the organization in April 2022.
Now Archie and Lilibet have a new four-legged friend to play with, and no doubt will be showering her with some much-needed love and attention.
They have clearly inherited their parent's love of animals, as Meghan previously revealed that the family has chickens at their LA home and shared photos of Archie helping to care for them.
