Queen Camilla is mourning the death of her rescue dog, Beth, who died over the weekend from an incurable tumor. Palace aides have described Camilla as “very sad indeed” following the loss of her beloved pet, who had to be put down due to the tumor. Queen Camilla adopted the Jack Russell terrier in 2011 when Beth was just three months old.

Queen Camilla's beloved rescue dog Beth has crossed the rainbow bridge. The royal family's Instagram page honored the late pooch on Monday, November 18, by sharing a few photos of the two together. "A sad farewell to Beth,

Queen Camilla's rescue dog Beth has died, Buckingham Palace announced. All about Queen Camilla's rescue dogs, Beth and Bluebell, and her related patronage.

Beth has previously been seen accompanying the Queen at a range of engagements - while the Battersea Dogs And Cats Home said the Jack Russell was "very special indeed".

In a statement shared by the Royal Family, Queen Camilla is in mourning. Alongside a photo of the queen with her beloved rescue puppy, Beth, the family announced her death. “A sad farewell to Beth, The Queen’s much-loved companion from Battersea Dogs ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla announced on Monday, Nov. 18 that they are mourning the lost of a "much-loved" family member.The couple shared a post on the Royal Family's Instagram account, writing, "A sad farewell to Beth,

Beth, described by the Palace as a “much-loved companion” was adopted by Camilla from the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, just like her other rescue dog Bluebell.

Queen Camilla and her husband King Charles III announced on Nov. 18 that their beloved rescue dog Beth had died.

Queen Camilla is mourning the death of her beloved rescue Jack Russell Terrier named Beth. The Queen and King Charles adopted Beth from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in South London in 2011. Buckingham Palace shared the news on social media on Nov.

Queen Camilla has been left heartbroken after her ‘much-loved companion’, Beth the rescue dog, died. The Jack Russell terrier was adopted by the queen from the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in London in 2011.