Camilla, the Queen Consort, says Clarence House is becoming a “second home” for cancer-detecting dogs. Reports describe Camilla meeting the dogs at Clarence House on Tuesday, including several Labrador retrievers. The coverage focuses on her interaction with the animals as part of the dogs’ work detecting cancer. While outlets differ mainly in the details of the photos and descriptions of specific dogs encountered, they converge on the same message: the Queen Consort frames Clarence House as an important setting for the therapy and cancer-detection programme supported by the dogs. The articles note that Camilla walks down the stairs to pat the dogs’ heads during the visit, highlighting a public-facing engagement with the animals. Overall, the reporting presents the visit as a supportive acknowledgement of the dogs’ role and the expansion of the dogs’ presence at Clarence House.