Highgrrrove's not too ruff for us...
Daily Express|November 30, 2024
MISSY the English cocker spaniel looks excited to be meeting a King Charles, but Percy the white bichon cross appears to have realised her mistake...
Laura Elston
Highgrrrove's not too ruff for us...

Rescue animals from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home have taken part in a festive photoshoot at the King and Queen's Highgrove estate.

Percy and Missy were joined by Darcie the black Labrador puppy, Elspeth the year-old cocker spaniel, Harper the Jack Russell terrier, and three-legged deerhound lurcher Shadow.

They are all looking for new homes in time for Christmas, and were given a taste of royal luxury as they travelled from the charity's Old Windsor centre to the Gloucestershire residence.

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