article_snippet: The royal party then proceeded to the new Mary Tealby Kennels, named after Battersea's Founder, which will provide accommodation for 56 animals.
article_snippet: Keeping an eye on things: The Queen watches exercise classes (left) and heads to the reception (right) the new Mary Tealby Kennels, named after Battersea's Founder, which will provide accommodation for 56 animals have been designed to make the often stressful experience of being brought to the home as comfortable and easy all as possible.
article_snippet: All of the new Mary Tealby Kennels, named after Battersea's Founder, which will provide accommodation for 56 animals have in built speakers so soothing music can be played to the animals, some of Battersea’s most vulnerable and anxious dogs.
article_snippet: Sadly, however, the elderly couple have moved to a retirement village where the elderly couple are not permitted to keep animals, which means Beama has found Beama way to Battersea again.
article_snippet: Battersea Dogs & Cats Home was established in 1860 by Mrs Mary Tealby who was concerned by the number of stray animals roaming the streets of London.
article_snippet: Then known as 'The Temporary Home for Lost and Starving Dogs', Battersea Dogs & Cats Home was originally based in north London before being moved to Battersea in 1871.
article_snippet: Since then, Battersea has rescued, reunited or rehomed more than 3.1 million dogs and cats and currently cares for around 9000 animals a year.