Princess Charlene of Monaco promotes animal adoption at charity event Por Maria
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Princess Charlene of Monaco participated in a charity walk on Sunday, November 2, in Monaco, to promote responsible adoption and combat animal abandonment. Accompanied by her chihuahua Harley, the president of the Society for the Protection of Animals of Monaco (SPA) was present at the Rokethon event, held under the Fontvieille tent. The event raised donations for shelters and raised awareness about animal abuse. Charlene opted for a casual look, with jeans and a Max Mara coat, contrasting with her usual couture style.
The action brought together volunteers, adopters and animal advocates, including Gareth Wittstock, brother of the princess and vice-president of the SPA of Monaco. The event highlighted the importance of supporting shelters and promoting responsible adoption. According to the palace, the walk also featured dogs available for adoption. Charlene reinforced her commitment to the cause, highlighting her passion for animals since childhood.
- Goal: raise funds for animal shelters.
- Activities: walk, educational stands and interaction with NGOs.
- Participants: Princess Charlene, Gareth Wittstock and volunteers.
Event reinforces commitment to animal welfare
The Rokethon walk mobilized hundreds of people in Monaco. The event was organized by SPA, chaired by Charlene, with a focus on responsible adoption. In addition to the walk, the event featured educational stands and workshops. The princess visited the areas, interacting with volunteers and supporters of the cause.
Charlene’s participation highlights global cause
Charlene met with Lee Ji-yeon from the NGO Last Chance for Animals. The organization was instrumental in the 2024 South Korean law banning the dog meat trade. The princess praised the initiative in an interview with Gala magazine. The event also raised awareness about abuse. Charlene, who owns three chihuahuas and a Rhodesian Ridgeback, highlighted the animals’ intelligence and companionship. The walk reinforced the importance of public policies for animal protection. Monaco has been investing in campaigns against abandonment since 2018.
Visual casual surpreende no Rokethon
O look de Charlene, com jeans e casaco Max Mara de US$ 4.500, chamou atenção pher simplicity. The princess wore brown boots and gold hoop earrings. Gareth Wittstock also adopted a relaxed style, with a white cap. The duo interacted with participants and dogs available for adoption. Charlene carried Harley, her chihuahua, during the event. The dog attracted attention and reinforced the message of animal care. The choice of look reflects the princess’s approachable approach to charity events.
Long-time support for the animal cause
Since childhood, Charlene has been involved in animal protection, influenced by her family. She has already told Gala that she has always protected animals and values chihuahuas for their practicality. The Princess and Prince Albert have four dogs, which frequently appear at events.
Monaco at the forefront of animal protection
SPA de Monaco, founded in 1972, is a reference in animal protection in Europe. The entity organizes annual events to raise funds and promote adoption. Charlene assumed the presidency in 2014, intensifying educational campaigns.
