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Dogs Trust supporters use AI to celebrate ‘true royalty’ at its rehoming centres


The ‘OG King Charles’ (Picture: The Dogs Trust)

Supporters of the Dogs Trust have used artificial intelligence to create portraits of what it calls the ‘true royalty’ – King Charles Spaniels.

The images, featuring ‘the OG King Charles’ dogs, were generated by Midjourney, which released its latest version this week.

Alongside the portraits, supporters have also released a collection of digital coronation memorabilia to raise money for the thousands of dogs in he charity’s care each year.

A golden doggy pillow, collar, tennis ball and bone are among the items supporters can ‘buy’ through an ‘Instagram charity shop’. Each item is available for a different donation amount, including a coin featuring the King Charles Spaniel for whatever contribution visitors can give.

‘It’s natural to get distracted by a shiny crown on the new King’s head, but we can’t forget the original King Charleses and all their fluffy mates,’ said creative director Simon Cheadle. 

‘This week we’re inviting Britain to donate whatever they can to help Dogs Trust rehoming centres. 

‘All hail the Kings.’

The charity used Midjourney to create portraits of the regal dogs (Picture: The Dogs Trust)
The images have been created in portrait style (Picture: The Dogs Trust)
King Charles Spaniels are classed as a vulnerable native breed by the Kennel Club (Picture: The Dogs Trust)

Visit @longlivekingcharleses for more information.





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