Kerry Molloy Obituary, Death: Paisley Veterinarian and Love Street Vets Owner Dies
Kerry Molloy, a respected veterinarian and owner of Love Street Vets in Paisley, Scotland, has died, leaving family, colleagues, clients and members of the wider community mourning the loss of a familiar and valued figure in local veterinary care.
Love Street Vets announced Molloy’s death in a statement, saying the practice was devastated by her passing over the weekend. The team asked clients and members of the public for patience as staff work through the loss and gradually return services to normal.
Remembering Kerry Molloy
Molloy was born and raised in Paisley and spent around two decades living, working and raising her family in the town.
She took ownership of Love Street Vets in 2016, with a commitment to preserving the practice as an independent, family-run veterinary service at a time when more veterinary businesses were becoming part of larger corporate organizations.
Her work earned her the trust of many local pet owners. She was described as passionate about veterinary medicine and surgery and had a particular interest in laparoscopic surgery.
Molloy also placed importance on making the veterinary experience as comfortable as possible, creating a calm and welcoming environment for animals and the people who cared for them.
Community Tributes
News of Molloy’s death prompted an outpouring of tributes across Paisley.
People who knew her through the practice described her with words including “incredible vet,” “true gem” and “amazing human.” Others highlighted her kindness, warmth and willingness to help people and their pets.
Molloy also connected with the wider community through a veterinary column she wrote for the Express, giving readers an additional opportunity to benefit from her knowledge and experience.
Love Street Vets Services
Following her death, Love Street Vets said the practice would operate at reduced capacity from Wednesday, September 23, while staff continue caring for clients and their animals.
The team acknowledged the difficult circumstances and asked clients to be understanding while employees adjust to the loss.
The practice has also requested that the privacy of Molloy’s family and staff be respected during this period of mourning.
A Lasting Legacy
For many families in Paisley, Kerry Molloy was more than a veterinarian. Through Love Street Vets, she became part of the lives of people seeking care for animals that were important members of their families.
Her dedication to independent veterinary practice, compassionate treatment and the wellbeing of animals helped shape the reputation of Love Street Vets over the years.
Molloy leaves behind a professional legacy built through years of caring for animals and supporting their owners, as well as memories held by family, colleagues, clients and members of the Paisley community.
As those who knew her mourn, Kerry Molloy will be remembered for her dedication to veterinary medicine, her connection to Paisley and the care she showed to countless animals and the people who loved them.

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