Duchess of Cornwall's rescue dog puts in perfect performance during royal tradition
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mirror.co.ukA dog adopted by the Duchess of Cornwall has received plaudits for unveiling a plaque. Beth, one of Camilla’s two rescue Jack Russell terriers, proved the perfect assistant for what is believed to be a royal first as the duchess visited the Battersea Dogs and Cats rescue centre Windsor branch.
The double act jointly unveiled the sign to officially open the new kennels facility named after her. They met staff and the charity’s supporters to thank them for their work.
Staff cleverly attached a sausage to the rope cord, to incentivise the royal pooch. Arriving at the centre this morning, Camilla was greeted by the charity’s chief executive Claire Horton, and a canine 'guard of honour' of four dogs, who she petted before spotting Beth, who had
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