The royal portrait unveiled last month was recently defaced with an animal rights message and a cartoon character Charles is a fan of.
in May, was put on public display at London’s Philip Mould Gallery, where it has remained untouched — until now.The other sticker, which was placed close to Wallace’s face, was a speech bubble that read, “No cheese, Gromit. Look at all of this cruelty onthat the stickers used by the activists were removed in “less than 10 seconds” with “no damage” to the art.
on Sunday alongside the report, Animal Rising claimed that these farms house “thousands of animals” that are “living in overcrowded and filthy sheds, living and dying in pain from a lack of care.”Animal Rising also claimed that the “assurance scheme” has been covering up “cruelty on an industrial scale” and must be eradicated for “a sustainable and just plant-based food system” immediately.
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