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Beloved hospice cat Paddy dies

St Helena Hospice is sad to share the news of the death of its beloved cat Paddy.

Paddy was a favourite fixture at the hospice inpatient unit in Barncroft Close, Highwoods, where he lived having arrived there as an adult cat around 11 years ago.

Niamh Eve, Hospice Matron, said:

“Our cat, Paddy, was very well loved by patients and their families, as well as staff and volunteers, for more than a decade.

“He brought so much comfort, warmth and love to all at St Helena, often curling up with patients on their beds or having a nap on a windowsill around the hospice.

“Paddy was an integral part of St Helena and was lucky to be loved by so many people. He will be sorely missed.”

Paddy died on Friday 5th July, held by hospice nurse Lauren Vincent and Dr Beata Kasznicka.

People can upload pictures and memories of Paddy and make a donation to St Helena Hospice if they wish on his Timeless Tribute page.

Image: Paddy St Helena Hospice cat
 

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