Meghan Markle describes what adopting a dog meant to her
The Duchess of Sussex has written a letter asking the public to adopt more animals
It is known to all that Meghan Markle is a great lover of animals and she has wanted to make it clear once again by asking in a letter from the Mayhew Animal Home association, which she officially supports. In the text, she assures that she felt "happiness that changed her life" when she adopted her two puppies, a beagle named Guy and a mix of Labrador retriever and German shepherd that responds to Bogart and had to stay in Toronto when she moved to the United Kingdom. because he is too old to travel.
I am a proud owner of rescue dogs and know from personal experience that they bring you great happiness, "she explains." The role we play in giving them a new home is vital, but that of organizations like Mayhew is unmatched. What surprised me most at first about them is their community-based vision, not only giving new families to animals, but educating them to prevent them from doing to their pets what they did to these dogs and cats, "he adds. in the text.
"Adopting a pet is a great decision that comes with a lot of responsibility but has an infinite response to investment. I am proud to be able to support Mayhew and work with them to improve the lives of animals and people, to create communities that support and they are compassionate, both in London and internationally ", concludes his text, which opens the 2018 edition of the magazine that the association creates.
Although we have already seen Meghan since she was a mother at Trooping the Color, it is only 6 weeks since little Archie Harrison was born and she is still on maternity leave. The Duchess of Sussex asks the public to help out in any way they can, whether that's by adopting, volunteering, donating, or even sharing Mayhew Animal Home's work with her friends. It was on January 16, when she was six months pregnant, when she went on her first official visit to this charity, premiering her role as "patron", that is, patron, representative or sponsor of the association. .
