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Ellie Kemp

This Morning viewers gush over 'wonderful' Noel Fitzpatrick as he explains how Harry Styles helped save cat

Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick told of how he saved a cat by chance after meeting their owner at a Harry Styles concert.

The Irish vet, who stars in Channel 4 documentary series The Supervet, joined Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary on Friday's edition of This Morning (May 26). He was there to discuss his own live show, Beyond Supervet, inspired by his experience on and off the operating table.

Noel, who has written three books about the lessons he's learnt from working with animals, regaled Alison and Dermot the remarkable story of Oz the cat, who he saved after a chance encounter at a Harry Styles gig. Noel said: "Harry was a really good example for me in the book and in the show of the universal string of oneness that connects us all through love.

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"I happened to be at the Harry Styles concert, true story, I was going out incognito when a somebody taps me on the shoulder and goes: 'You're the Supervet! My cat's about to lose his leg.'

He continued: "I just looked at him [and said]: 'No, he's not.' So indirectly, Harry's love put out to me saved Oz the cat's leg. Isn't that beautiful?"

Viewers took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Noel's appearance, with many hailing him 'wonderful'. @XxLadyClaireXx said: "Oh I love Noel. He’s wonderful. Wish more people in this world were like him. #thismorning" as @cyberlocks added: "Noel Fitzpatrick. What a wonderful human. #ThisMorning".

Noel Fitzpatrick took to the ITV This Morning sofa on Friday (Ken McKay/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)

@kay__tweets wrote: "What a legend the supervet is #ThisMorning" while @DavidMackayy agreed: "The Supervet is amazing, what a lovely man #thismorning".

Noel's 25-date tour begins in September and includes shows in Warrington, Crewe and Blackpool.

Announcing the tour, Noel said: “Through my life and career I have many stories to tell from the animals who inspire me and have healed me through their demonstrations of bravery, openness and kindness. This show is an honest and open account about life, and I hope many will relate to it, laugh and celebrate the only thing that matters at the end of it all, love.”

Tickets are on sale now at noelfitzpatricklive.com.

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