McCartney's pet deer

Paul McCartney is carrying on the animal-loving legacy of his late wife Linda by providing a friendly living environment for rescued deer.

Fri, 23 Dec, 2005 - 13:36

Paul McCartney is carrying on the animal-loving legacy of his late wife Linda by providing a friendly living environment for rescued deer.

The Live And Let Die hitmaker, 63, opened his Sussex, England, estate to the wild creatures after his screenwriter and sanctuary owner pal Carla Lane asked for his help.

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