Caroline Quentin
Caroline with Annabelle the donkey during a
visit to Flicka
We are delighted to have Caroline Quentin as our main patron.
Caroline is well known for her roles in ‘Men Behaving Badly’, ‘Jonathan Creek’, ‘Life Begins’, ‘The Life of Riley’ and ‘Blue Murder’ and is often seen on our screens doing ‘Restoration Home’ and her documentaries on Cornwall and Scotland.
"I am thrilled to be a patron of The Flicka Foundation; the hours of hard work and dedication from Judy, Laurie and the team are visible the moment one sees the healthy happy animals, inspirational".
Caroline Quentin
Caroline is well known for her roles in ‘Men Behaving Badly’, ‘Jonathan Creek’, ‘Life Begins’, ‘The Life of Riley’ and ‘Blue Murder’ and is often seen on our screens doing ‘Restoration Home’ and her documentaries on Cornwall and Scotland.
"I am thrilled to be a patron of The Flicka Foundation; the hours of hard work and dedication from Judy, Laurie and the team are visible the moment one sees the healthy happy animals, inspirational".
Caroline Quentin
Paul O'Grady
Paul O’Grady is also a patron for Flicka!
Most people know of Paul’s passion for all animals – his dear dogs ‘Buster’ (sadly no longer with us) and Olga, Louie and Bullseye and all the animals at Paul’s farm in Kent.
We were thrilled when Paul became a patron of our charity.
Most people know of Paul’s passion for all animals – his dear dogs ‘Buster’ (sadly no longer with us) and Olga, Louie and Bullseye and all the animals at Paul’s farm in Kent.
We were thrilled when Paul became a patron of our charity.
Felicity Kendal CBE
Felicity Kendal, the well-known actress and star of TV’s ‘The Good Life’ and ‘Rosemary & Thyme’, is a patron of Flicka.
Warwickshire-born Felicity grew up touring India and the Far East with her parents’ Shakespearean travelling theatre company, before returning to England in the 1960’s to make her debut on the London stage as Carla in Minor Murders. She has enjoyed an extensive career in theatre, film and television, perhaps most famously appearing as Barbara Goode in BBC’s The Good Life. Most recently she starred alongside Ralph Fiennes in 'How Proust Can Change Your Life'.
Warwickshire-born Felicity grew up touring India and the Far East with her parents’ Shakespearean travelling theatre company, before returning to England in the 1960’s to make her debut on the London stage as Carla in Minor Murders. She has enjoyed an extensive career in theatre, film and television, perhaps most famously appearing as Barbara Goode in BBC’s The Good Life. Most recently she starred alongside Ralph Fiennes in 'How Proust Can Change Your Life'.
