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Peta claims Prince William and Kate are ‘staggeringly out of touch’ after pet dog has puppies
- On June 21, 2025, Prince William celebrated turning 43 by sharing a photo on social media featuring his dog Orla alongside three of her recent puppies.
- This event followed the couple having Orla since 2020 and sparked criticism from PETA due to concerns about an ongoing animal homelessness crisis.
- PETA’s vice president Elisa Allen said shelters worldwide overflow with puppies needing homes, calling the royals’ breeding "staggeringly out of touch" and praised King Charles and Queen Camilla for adopting.
- In February 2025, Queen Camilla welcomed a playful dog named Moley into her family, having rescued him from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, where she serves as Patron, emphasizing support for shelter adoptions.
- Activists, among them Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell, have urged the Charity Commission to remove PETA’s charitable status, while others have defended the royal couple’s pet choices and encouraged adoption rather than breeding.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales should have known better about dog husbandry. The opinion is at least a very well-known institution.
Charity doubles down after Prince William and Princess Kate attack sparks huge backlash
A charity has doubled down on its stance after gaining backlash for attacking Prince William and Princess Kate's decision to breed their dog, Orla.Peta (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), a nongovernmental organisation committed to ending the abusive treatment of animals, criticised the Prince and Princess of Wales earlier this week in a scathing statement.The organisation took issue with Kate and William's decision to breed their dog…
Prince William shared a photo with his bitch's puppies on the net.
Prince William and Princess Kate's family dog has received puppies. What triggers the delight of Royal-Fans is a red cloth for animal protectors.
Prince William and Kate's family dog, Orla, has given birth to six puppies, one of which the family is reportedly keeping. The couple's decision to allow the puppies has upset Peta, who believes their move is insensitive given the number of dogs in shelters looking for homes.
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