Tributes pour in for Paul O’Grady as charity fund nears £100k
Charity swamped with support for late Paul O’Grady
Peter Laurie, Chief Executive of Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, revealed the charity has been flooded with letters, calls, emails, and messages paying tribute to the beloved star. The outpouring shows just how much Paul touched hearts across the UK.
£92,000 raised – and counting
A tribute fund set up in memory of Paul O’Grady, who died aged 67 on Tuesday, has smashed past £92,000. Donations keep flooding in, with hopes the total will break the £100,000 mark this weekend. Fans and animal lovers alike are rallying to honour his legacy.
Remembering a true friend of animals
Battersea joins the nation in mourning a TV and radio legend who brightened screens with his sharp wit and big heart. Paul wasn’t just a comedian and presenter – he was a passionate animal lover and adored ambassador for the charity.
“Paul will always be associated with Battersea. We are truly saddened to have lost such a true friend and huge part of our charity,” said the charity in a heartfelt message. Paul fell in love with every dog he met at their centres, and his generosity and warmth made him a beloved figure worldwide.
A lasting legacy of kindness
Paul’s love for Battersea and rescue animals was immeasurable. The charity thanks him for his endless support and vows to keep his memory alive in all they do for animals in need.
