Sarah Ferguson Celebrates 63rd Birthday With Queen Elizabeth’s Corgis: ‘The Presents That Maintain Giving’

Sarah Ferguson‘s feeling the (pet) love on her 63rd birthday!

Ferguson took to Instagram on Saturday and shared a collection of images with Queen Elizabeth‘s corgis, Sandy and Muick, because the trio loved a little bit enjoyable within the park. In a single submit, the duchess is laying on the grass whereas petting the pups who look joyful as ever to be out in nature. She captioned that submit, “The presents that hold giving.”

In a separate submit, Ferguson posted 5 extra images along with her fur infants as they seem to plant a kiss and snuggle up subsequent to her. The submit was actually cuteness overload.

One particular person commented, “My coronary heart melts at this… Its a stunning website to see sarah. Its necessary {that a} pet will get a house after it’s care giver passes. And yours is a real honour. What an attractive reward of belief to you. ❤️🙏There are charities that do that. Get pleasure from your bonding ❤️🐹.”

The photographs come one week after Ferguson informed the Telegraph that the late monarch’s canine — a present to Elizabeth from Ferguson and Prince Andrew — are adjusting to life along with her, her ex-husband and their canine.

“All of them stability out, the carpet strikes as I transfer however I’ve obtained used to it now,” Ferguson informed the publication concerning the corgis becoming a member of her 5 terriers on the Royal Lodge Windsor.

The duchess added that having the “nationwide treasures” along with her and the Duke of York has been “a giant honour.”

Sandy and Muick had been gifted to Her Majesty over the pandemic by the duchess and duke, whereas Prince Philip was within the hospital, forward of his loss of life in April 2021.

Queen Elizabeth died on the age of 96, on Sept. 8. That month, a supply revealed to ET that the canine had been by her facet through the closing hours of her life.

“Queen Elizabeth’s beloved corgis had been along with her in her closing hours in her room at Balmoral,” a supply mentioned. Including that the pair “had been there to consolation the Queen.”

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