Cats nip all of NC man's $1.7 million estate
(AP) - A Raleigh man has left his nearly $1.7 million estate to four North Carolina cat charities.
WRAL-TV reported Thursday that Emil Campbell died suddenly last month and left instructions for his lawyer to bequeath his entire estate to cats.
Attorney Bobby Khot says Campbell left the money to four charities: Snowflake Animal Rescue, Marley's Cat Tales, SAFE Haven for Cats and Second Chance Pet Adoptions.
A spokeswoman for Snowflake Animal Rescue says her organization typically gets less than $6,000 a year in donations. She says she had to read the letter about Campbell's donation twice before she believed it.
Khot says his client didn't work at a high paying job but was very frugal and saved money. He says Campbell had one surviving daughter.
WRAL-TV reported Thursday that Emil Campbell died suddenly last month and left instructions for his lawyer to bequeath his entire estate to cats.
Attorney Bobby Khot says Campbell left the money to four charities: Snowflake Animal Rescue, Marley's Cat Tales, SAFE Haven for Cats and Second Chance Pet Adoptions.
A spokeswoman for Snowflake Animal Rescue says her organization typically gets less than $6,000 a year in donations. She says she had to read the letter about Campbell's donation twice before she believed it.
Khot says his client didn't work at a high paying job but was very frugal and saved money. He says Campbell had one surviving daughter.
posted by BP News Bureau | 12:00 PM
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