Harry and Meghan adopted a 7-year-old rescue beagle.
Prince Harry and the duchess Meghan have taken a new pet, says Daily Mail.
The couple adopted a 7-year-old beagle named Mamma Mia. The dog was one of four thousand beagles rescued from a US animal testing center. The dogs were bred with the intention of selling them for medical research.
Harry and Meghan welcomed a new member to their family. PDO
Mamma Mia is now getting a new home in a $14 million royal mansion in Montecito, California.
Harry, Meghan, Archie’s3, and Lilibet1, the household already includes the beagle Guy and the labrador retriever Pula, as well as chickens rescued from the factory.
Mamma Mia was brought to the rescue center with her eight puppies. PDO
The organization that saved Mamma Mia was the Beagle Freedom Project. The head of the organization Shannon Keith tells For the LA Times Meghan called him personally to inquire about adopting a dog.
Keith says the duchess introduced herself by just her first name and at first thought she was talking to an actress Megan Fox’s with.
Harry and Meghan greet the Irish First Lady’s dogs in 2018. PDO
Mamma Mia had been brought to the center with her eight newborn puppies. Keith says that Meghan specifically wanted an adult dog.
Meghan is known as an active defender of animal rights. As an adult, he has adopted several rescue dogs.
The love of dogs has also united Meghan and her great-mother-in-law the Queen Elizabeth. Elisabeth’s beloved corgis are said to have taken a liking to Meghan immediately upon first meeting.