At concerts, galas, and state occasions, Princess Astrid of Norway always brought a plus-one: a small, wide-eyed chihuahua mix named Wilma , usually settled comfortably in her lap. So when Astrid died on September 11 at 94, it didn’t take long for dog lovers to start asking an important question. Who will take care of Wilma?
For days, there was no clear answer. The palace stayed quiet on the matter, and Solplassen, the shelter where Astrid adopted Wilma, shared that the 12-year-old dog would be warmly welcomed back if she needed a home. The facility doubles as a retirement home for older dogs, so a return would have been something of a…
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