Peta reproaches Kate Middleton and Prince William to be “out of reality” because their dog has had puppies

Kate Middleton and the Prince William Are they out of reality? This is what the Association claims Peta (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)who fight for animal rights. The organization criticizes the prince and the princess of Wales for allowing their dog cocker, Edgeto have a litter, instead of adopting animals from the shelters. In a press release reported by Telegraph, Elisa Allenvice president of Peta’s programs, said:
“[Loro] They should know that the shelters, here and all over the world, are full of desperate puppies looking for a second possibility in a loving house, and that a litter in the midst of this stray crisis is incredibly disconnected from reality. If William really wants to take the reins, he could be inspired by the example of King Carlo and of the Regina Camillawho have chosen to adopt from a refuge instead of contributing to the problem ».

The controversy was born from a photo published on the official Instagram account of the couple on the occasion of Prince William’s 43rd birthday, in which it appears surrounded by four dogs: edges and three puppies. The dog Cocker Spaniel entered the royal family in 2020, a few months after the death of another faithful four -legged friend, Wolfgiven to Kate by his brother James Middleton as a wedding gift. Orla’s first official image was shared on May 2, 2022, on the occasion of the birthday of the princess Charlottewho had laid next to her in the official portrait for her 7 years. According to an indiscretion of the Daily Mail cited by Peoplethe parents of George, Charlotte And Louis They would be thinking of keeping one of the Orla’s puppies. The Association Peta instead he claims that they should have followed the example of Charles III And Camillawho have just adopted a puppy called Moley at the Battersea Dogs and Cats Homea refuge of which the sovereign is godmother.

Peta’s press release shocked many British, amazed by the severity of the criticisms aimed at Kate and William. The deputy Andrew Rosindell he decided to write to Charity Commission To ask for the revocation of the status of beneficial body to the association. He accused Peta of being an “extremist organization” that spreads false information. The association replied:
“Peta’s goal is, and remains, that of reducing the suffering of animals and people are grateful to receive information resulting from our investigations and other verified sources, which allow them to make more compassionate decisions”.