Queen Elizabeth's Pets - What Happens to Her Dogs & Horses After Her Passing?
Queen Elizabeth bought two new puppies to keep her company in 2021: Corgi Muick, named after her favorite Scottish lake, and Dorgi Fergus, named after her uncle Fergus Bowes-Lyon.
Fergus sadly passed away, but the queen was given a Cocker Spaniel puppy by her son Prince Andrew, on what would have been Prince Philip’s 100th birthday, named Lissy after her owner.
She had four dogs upon her passing.
“The entire family are dog lovers and so any one of them could take a dog or two,” royal author Claudia Joseph told The Post.
“Andrew has Cocker Spaniels so he might take back the one he gave her. William and Kate also love dogs so they could have them. Or there is a chance they will continue to be looked after by the palace staff so that they don’t need to be moved.”
There’s also the matter of her horses – she has more than 100, including two she was given for her platinum jubilee: one from French President Emmanuel Macron and a second from the president of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev. There are stables at each of her royal residences.
“It is likely that the queen’s daughter, Princess Anne, and [Anne’s] daughter, Zara, who were both Olympic equestrians and well-known horse lovers, are likely to be involved in what happens next to the queen’s animals,” the royal author said to the outlet.
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