On Thursday, The Countess de Wessex was greeted by many furry friends at the Guide Dogs National Centre in Leamington Spa.
Sophie (56 years old) was happy as she played and cuddled up with several specially-trained dogs.
A Golden Retriever gave the mother-of-2 the seal-of approval, and was captured lovingly licking her nose.
Sophie arrived wearing a white lab jacket and was effortlessly stylish in a long purple gown, grey suede boots and a matching grey smart coat. The poppy badge was added to the coat.
The Guide Dogs National Centre at Leamington Spa welcomed the Countess Of Wessex on Thursday. (pictured)
A Gold Retriever gave the royal his approval and was photographed giving her a loving kiss on the nose.
While spending the afternoon with furry furry friends, the princess was full of smiles and happy to be surrounded by them
She attended the Bedford Armistice Service earlier in the morning, where she laid a wreath at the Parade and took the salute.
The royal dressed up with delicate silver-leaf-shaped earrings, a watch with a large timepiece on her left arm and purple suede bags for her hectic day of engagements.
For the occasion, she kept her hair blonde in a half-up, half-down style with a light wave. She also opted to wear soft makeup.
Because Lady Louise, her little girl, suffered from esotropia and required corrective surgery when she was a toddler, the Guide Dogs National Centre is very dear to her heart.
This cause is very dear to her heart because Lady Louise, the princess’s daughter, suffered from esotropia and underwent corrective surgery when she was a child. Photo taken with innovative technology
This mother-of-2 appeared to be an instant hit with her specially-trained pups (pictured right and left).
Two-year-old mother of two smiled as she was given a loving kiss on the cheek by a German Shepherd.
The black Labrador took a liking and enjoyed playing with Sophie’s finger during their visit.
The Countess Of Wessex was in her element looking at a Golden Retriever.
A floor-length purple gown, suede gray boots and matching grey coat looked effortless on the princess.
A pair of delicate silver-leaf-shaped earrings in delicate colors and a watch with a large dial on her left arm adorned the royal.
The Sunday Express was informed by Lady Louise’s condition by the countess, wife of Edward Earl of Wessex and the youngest son of the Queen and Duke. She said that preterm babies often suffer from squints, as the eyes are not the final thing to be completed in a baby package.
It took a while to get her eyesight back. She needs to be careful that one eye does not dominate the other. But she is fine now, her eyesight has improved greatly.
Sophie, 50 years old, was inspired to help others with visual impairments by Sophie’s daughter’s challenges.
She serves as the patron of the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness.
In the past decade, I have visited various projects that help the blind or those who are suffering from sight issues in India, Bangladesh, and Tanzania.
The Countess of Wessex paid her respects today by laying a wreath at an Armistice Service
Sophie goes to an Armistice Service and then takes the salute in the Parade at Bedworth (photo).
Sophie completed the ensemble by adding a purple suede purse and was seen holding onto her remembrance booklet.
Sophie paid her respects as she attended an Armistice Service before taking the salute at the Parade
Sophie, pictured (pictured), is dressed warmly in a grey smart coat to withstand the cold weather.
A young crowd member gave the royal a bouquet of beautiful flowers.