Lancaster resident Carl Padgett, former Animal Welfare Foundation Chair and British Cattle Veterinary Association president, died. The BVA announced his death on Friday, March 31, 2023. "We're extremely saddened by the news that BVA Past President Carl Padgett has passed away," the association said on its website.
Carl Padgett died after a family-kept illness. On Wednesday, March 29, 2023, his wife Julie Padgett posted on social media, "Padge is critically unwell in intensive care. This is a hard post to write but with the limited energy I have remaining this is the only way I can reach people up and down the country and world wide who I know care for him."
Lancaster resident Carl Padgett. He was devoted to his wife Julie "Jules" Padgett and his daughter Rose. After graduating from Glasgow University in 1989, he became a Lancaster Bay Vets Ltd. director. He is interested in veterinary medicine politics, cattle health, production, and welfare, and the role of the field in the companion animal and livestock industries.
Carl has been a BVA Councillor since 1997, a BVA AWF Trustee since 1998, and a Veterinary Policy Group representative since 1998. Carl is a former BCVA president, Honorary Secretary, and BVA Animal Welfare Foundation chairman (BVA AWF).
He served on Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons professional behaviour and education committees (RCVS). Defra's 2001 TB Pre-Movement Testing Group and FMD Stakeholder Group included him. BVA Officer on FMD and Bluetongue Core Stakeholder Groups. Since 2008, he has advised the Secretary of State on the cross-industry England TB Eradication Committee.
Carl co-chaired the UK Cattle Health and Welfare Strategy Council from 2006 to 2008. He was Glasgow University's Big Animal Clinical Research External Examiner in 2010. Julie and Carl are married and have a baby girl, Rose. He enjoys scuba diving, motorbike road and track riding, and hiking with his two springer spaniels.
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"CARL PADGETT, you will be perpetually missed, yet always remembered," the sheriff's specialization said in a proclamation. "We all extend our love, petitions, considerations, and sympathies to CARL PADGETT, his companions, and associates."
CARL PADGETT cause of death naturally
BVA Past President Carl Padgett's death saddens us greatly.
Padge, as he was known, inspired BVA presidents from 2011 to 2012.
He loved life and made time for others. His knowledge, talent, and leadership made him well-liked in the profession. He will be deeply missed.
His family and friends are in our thoughts.
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A Prayer for CARL PADGETT and for Those Who Love Him
O Divine Force of the Living and the Dead, approve of CARL PADGETT, whom we trust has entered this day into your realm. Award harmony, light, and everlasting youth to him who has been taken from us while still a kid. May he always be aware of the tinge of your affection and the gleam of your light in your vast domain. Look delicately upon his family, whose hearts are overburdened with distress. Stroll with them; console them; encompass them with heavenly messengers to lift them from the profundity of their grievous misfortune. At long last, look generously upon our Focal Catholic People group. We stand as a family in our moments of triumph and bliss; give us the mental strength to remain as a family now, despite our lack of CARL PADGETT. May we console each other with expressions of confidence, trust, and love. Persuade our hearts that everything works for the good of those who trust in God. So be it.
Who is CARL PADGETT?
In Lancaster, Lancashire, lived Carl Padgett. He was a devoted father to his daughter Rose and a devoted husband to his wife, Julie "Jules" Padgett. In Lancaster, where he currently serves as a director for Bay Vets Ltd., he graduated from Glasgow University in 1989. In addition to the larger companion animal and livestock industries, he is particularly interested in the politics of veterinary medicine, the wellbeing, production, and health of cattle.
Carl has been actively involved in veterinary politics for over 15 years. He has been a member of the BVA Council since 1997, a BVA AWF Trustee since 1998, and a representative on the Veterinary Policy Group. Carl was the former president and honorary secretary of the British Cattle Veterinary Association (BCVA). He was also the most recent board chair of the BVA Animal Welfare Foundation (BVA AWF).
He has served on several committees at the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons that deal with professional conduct and education (RCVS). In 2001, he took part in the Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) Stakeholder Group at Defra and the TB Pre-Movement Testing Group. His current position on the FMD and Bluetongue Core Stakeholder Groups is as the BVA Officer. Since 2008, he has served as a member of the cross-sector TB eradication committee for England, which provides advice to the Secretary of State.
Carl co-chaired the UK Cattle Health and Welfare Strategy Council from 2006 to 2008. In 2010, he was appointed an external examiner for big animal clinical research at Glasgow University. Rose, Julie and Carl's daughter, is still a baby. They are both married. His hobbies include motorbike road and track riding, mountain and long-distance walks with his two springer spaniels, and scuba diving.
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