- Queen Camilla officially opened a new dog-friendly garden at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in south London.
- The garden, co-designed by TV gardener and author Monty Don, was previously unveiled at the Chelsea Flower Show before being relocated.
- During her visit, the Queen expressed playful regret at not being able to adopt a tiny Jack Russell cross puppy that had already found a new owner.
- Camilla, who has adopted three rescue dogs from Battersea, observed the garden's features, which are designed for dogs to play and explore.
- The event was attended by celebrity supporters including Amanda Holden, Sue Perkins, David Gandy, and Dame Jacqueline Wilson.
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