Queen Camilla Posts Heartfelt Tribute in Honor of Her Late Rescue Dog, Beth

It’s been quite the year for Queen Camilla and her husband, King Charles. Not only did they confront a surprise cancer diagnosis, but they were also met with other health concerns, like when the queen was sidelined with a chest infection. And right when the couple was turning a corner, Queen Camilla shared a heartbreaking update about her beloved rescue dog, Beth. 

The queen announced on the royal family’s Instagram page that her Jack Russell Terrier has crossed the rainbow bridge. The royal posted a slideshow featuring rare photos and a heartwarming video in honor of the pup’s life.

The first photo featured Queen Camilla walking with Beth through a grassy field. It was followed by rare pictures of Beth posing with the queen’s other rescue dog, Bluebell, along with a candid snap of Beth licking King Charles’s face. 

The slideshow concluded with a video that was taken in 2020, when Queen Camilla brought Beth to the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in Old Windsor. The dog stole the show by pulling a velvet blanket and unveiling a plaque at the new facility. 

The caption read, “A sad farewell to Beth, The Queen’s much-loved companion from @Battersea Dogs and Cats Home who brought such joy, whether on walkies, helping on official duties, or curled up by the fire. [paw prints emoji].”