An animal rights group has sabotaged the new image of King Charles in the UK using a classic comic strip

The new image of the king Charles England He was the target of protests by an animal rights group on Tuesday.

Animal ascensionThe animal rights organization said, in a statement, that it “redecorated” the picture hanging in Philip Mold Gallery Pall Mall, central London, in protest against the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) Insured Farms Scheme.

Activists said they hoped the protest would succeed Focus your investigation on RSPCA farmsSponsored by the king, who discovered evidence of cruelty.

Activists covered the king's face with an image of the cartoon character Wallace And GromitWhich the group said was a reference to the king's love of cartoons.

He said: “King Charles is a huge fan of Wallace and Gromit, so we couldn't think of a better way to draw his attention to the horrific scenes at RSPCA Farms.” Daniel Juniper“, one of the demonstrators. “While we hope this will amuse Your Majesty, we also ask that you seriously reconsider whether you wish to associate with Horrific suffering has been witnessed on RSPCA approved farms“.

Carlos has made it clear that he is sensitive to the suffering of animals on UK farms; He added: “Now is the perfect time for me to come forward and call on the RSPCA to ditch the foolproof scheme and tell the truth about animal farming.”

Exhibition Philip Mold He announced to the newspaper times The stickers were removed within 10 seconds and the image was not damaged.

Animal ascension He said the posters had been pasted Water spray On their bag and can be easily removed without causing damage to the frame.

The demonstrators were removed from the scene and the police were called.

The group, formerly known as Animal rebellionwas previously linked to extinction rebellion, Another animal group.

The artist's first official portrait of the King Jonathan YuIt was unveiled last month and is on display at Philip Mold Gallery until June 21.