(ANIMAL WELFARE) UNITED KINGDOM — Something on the queen’s Sandringham Estate, a Norfolk retreat, has been either killing dogs or making them very sick. For over a year it has been a mystery, until now. Read on to see what has been making pups so ill. — Global Animal
(HORSES/IRELAND) While Queen Elizabeth II is the face of England, the race horse symbolizes the pride of Ireland. Naturally, a horse greeted the Queen upon her arrival at Dublin. In addition to living with her ten beloved corgis, the Queen keeps some of the finest Irish race horses. However, these race horses, the pride of Ireland, are increasingly being sold to foreigners and taken from the Emerald Isle. The loss of these athletic animals will cripple the already strained Irish economy as horse racing employs many Irish workers. So, can selling Irish stallions be considered an act of treason—especially to British owners?— Global Animal
ENGLAND (ANIMAL WELFARE) – The new royal couple seem to have a soft spot for animals, asking guests to donate to the Zoological Society of London, which helps save elephants in Thailand and rhino in Kenya.
(ROYAL WEDDING FEVER!) – Did you know that Kate Middleton’s dog, Otto, once ate a pair of earrings that Prince William gave her? Or that the first of the Queen’s “Royal Corgis” was named Susan? Just like the royal family, stories about England’s royal dogs and other pets are irresistible. Have a look at these delightful photos featuring royals like Princess Diana, Queen Victoria, Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II, with their canine nobility. — Global Animal
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