Meghan in visit to animal welfare charity as new patron
The Duchess of Sussex has met staff at the animal welfare charity she now supports as patron.
Meghan visited the headquarters of Mayhew which works to keep cats and dogs, whether family pets or companions for the homeless, safe and well, and support local communities.
The duchess is a dog lover who supported various animal rescue centres in her home city of Los Angeles.
Today The Duchess of Sussex is visiting @TheMayhew — a grassroots charity working in a unique way to improve the lives of animals and people to better communities both in London and internationally. pic.twitter.com/41rC2TNLTJ
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) January 16, 2019
Meghan, who revealed earlier this week she is six months pregnant with her baby due around the end of April beginning of May, looked stylish in a dress and an Armani coat.
She was named as a patron of Mayhew, based in north west London, last week, one of four patronages announced at the time, reflecting her interest in supporting the arts, vulnerable women and education.
Meghan had two pet dogs when living in North America but reportedly had to leave behind her dog Bogart, a Labrador-Shepherd mix, who was thought to be too old to make the move to the UK.
Her other dog Guy, a Beagle, did make the journey and is now part of the family.