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An organization particularly close to Meghan Markle s heart is Mayhew, which is dedicated to the welfare of dogs and cats in London and beyond. The charity also works hard to make sure homeless people can keep their pets, which they often rely on for emotional support. And it would seem that, even during the pandemic, Meghan is keeping in close contact with Mayhew, and has opened up about her own love of animals to the staff.
In a new interview with
Hello! magazine, the CEO of Mayhew, Caroline Yates, revealed, Whenever we talk to the Duchess about the charity, she always references how important her dogs are and what a support they are, particularly during everything that s happened this year, with COVID, and with the personal trials and tribulations she went through this year.
Meghan Markle pays emotional tribute to dogs for getting her through Covid chaos
Meghan Markle has reportedly opened up to staff at Brit animal charity Mayhew about how her dogs Pula and Guy have given her emotional support during the coronavirus pandemic
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Meghan Markle had a turbulent time last year, as she transitioned from being a senior member of the British royal family to a financially-independent royal. She also suffered an unfortunate miscarriage, and isolated amid the coronavirus pandemic. Throughout this time, the Duchess of Sussex had constant support in her life.
Caroline Yates, CEO of animal charity Mayhew of which Meghan was the royal patron, revealed that the Suits alum s dogs helped her deal with the tough times. She told Hello! magazine: Whenever we talk to the Duchess about the charity, she always references how important her dogs are and what a support they are, particularly during everything that s happened this year, with COVID, and with the personal trials and tribulations she went through this yea
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The 39-year-old former actress owns two rescue pooches, Guy the beagle and black Labrador Pula, and the hounds have proven to be a comfort to her amid a year of upheaval which saw her, husband Prince Harry and their 20-month-old son Archie quit royal life and move to California shortly before the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Caroline Yates, CEO of animal charity Mayhew, of which the duchess is patron, said: Whenever we talk to the duchess about the charity, she always references how important her dogs are and what a support they are, particularly during everything that s happened this year, with COVID, and with the personal trials and tribulations she went through this year.