Paisley Community Mourns Passing of Independent Veterinary Surgeon Kerry Molloy
PAISLEY, Scotland — The local community in Renfrewshire is mourning the sudden passing of Kerry Molloy, a prominent Paisley-born veterinary surgeon and owner of Love Street Vets, who passed away over the weekend of September 19–20, 2026. Practice management and staff confirmed the news in an official announcement to clients and the public. Emergency services and local medical authorities have not issued operational updates regarding her passing, and the practice has requested complete privacy on behalf of Molloy’s family and clinic staff during this initial period of grief. Ongoing Operations and Practice StatementIn the wake of her passing, Love Street Vets, located on Caledonia Street in Paisley, announced that the clinic began operating at a reduced capacity on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. Practice leadership confirmed that staff are managing emergency calls and urgent animal care while gradually working toward resuming full clinical operations by the following week. Clients requiring veterinary support or administrative assistance have been instructed to contact the surgery directly via phone or email while staff navigate the transition. Community Impact and Memorial InformationMolloy was a widely respected figure in Renfrewshire, having raised her family in Paisley and spent two decades serving the local area as a dedicated veterinary practitioner. She took over Love Street Vets in July 2016, establishing it as a primary independent, family-focused clinic known for pioneering feline-friendly care and advanced laparoscopic procedures. Tributes from local pet owners, colleagues, and community organizations have highlighted her compassionate approach to animal welfare and professional mentorship. Details regarding formal funeral services and public memorial arrangements will be announced as plans are finalized by her family.
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PAISLEY, Scotland — The local community in Renfrewshire is mourning the sudden passing of Kerry Molloy, a prominent Paisley-born veterinary surgeon and owner of Love Street Vets, who passed away over the weekend of September 19–20, 2026. Practice management and staff confirmed the news in an official announcement to clients and the public. Emergency services and local medical authorities have not issued operational updates regarding her passing, and the practice has requested complete privacy on behalf of Molloy’s family and clinic staff during this initial period of grief. Ongoing Operations and Practice StatementIn the wake of her passing, Love Street Vets, located on Caledonia Street in Paisley, announced that the clinic began operating at a reduced capacity on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. Practice leadership confirmed that staff are managing emergency calls and urgent animal care while gradually working toward resuming full clinical operations by the following week. Clients requiring veterinary support or administrative assistance have been instructed to contact the surgery directly via phone or email while staff navigate the transition. Community Impact and Memorial InformationMolloy was a widely respected figure in Renfrewshire, having raised her family in Paisley and spent two decades serving the local area as a dedicated veterinary practitioner. She took over Love Street Vets in July 2016, establishing it as a primary independent, family-focused clinic known for pioneering feline-friendly care and advanced laparoscopic procedures. Tributes from local pet owners, colleagues, and community organizations have highlighted her compassionate approach to animal welfare and professional mentorship. Details regarding formal funeral services and public memorial arrangements will be announced as plans are finalized by her family.
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