Mamma mia and pula: the beloved dogs adopted by Meghan and Harry

While the media analyze (and often criticize) each move of Duke and the Duchess of Sussex, few know the History of the two dogs who coexist with the couple in the luxurious Californian villa of Montecito. The two female dogs of Harry and Meghan they are called Mamma mia and pulaand for the couple they are much more than simple pets. They are constant presence and, above all, an integral part of their family, alongside the children Archie and Lilibet. But what is the story of Mamma Mia and Pula? Let’s find out together.

PASSION DOGS: Harry’s two life companions and Meghan

ChaffLabrador with a shiny black mantle, He entered the Sussex family in 2018when Meghan and Harry still did part of the Royal Family In the official guise. Its name, which in Setswana means “rain”is a Tribute to Botswananation with a strong sentimental value for the spouses, who have it visited in the early days of their relationship. Pula has often appeared in moments of daily life taken up in the Docu-Serie Netflix HArry & Meghan. But next to her, in recent years, there is another four -legged presence. She is Oh mamadog Beagle already in there with the yearsadopted in 2022 after being saved by a farmer-lager in Virginiaclosed following a federal investigation. There, About 4,000 dogs lived in critical conditions. Including my mom. “The Duchess called me personally, telling me only it was Meghan”said Shannon Keith, president of the Beagle Freedom Projectthe body that took care of the rescue of dogs, in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. Meghan and Harry, in fact, have I personally chosen my mom after a visit to the refugekeeping their gesture of love and empathy for a long time. As Keith pointed out, Meghan wanted to give a family to an already elderly dog (those who are most hardly chosen at the time of adoption). And a Vanity Fair USAShannon Keith added, in reference to Meghan and Harry: “They are among the most caring people I have ever met.” Certainly the emotional bond that unites the Sussex with their dogs is very strong. There recent disappearance of Guythe Beagle that Meghan Markle had taken from a kennel Before marriage to Harry, he has Fans moved and confirmed the value that animali have in the life of the couple. In a tribute published on Instagram, the Duchess shared photos and words of memory, defining Beagle Guy “A family member in all respects”.