Alison Hammond gets the only message she needs after backlash to new TV gig

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Alison Hammond has acquired a sort message from Julian Clary after replacing the late Paul O'Grady on For The Love of Canine.

Whereas hosting This Morning, Alison, 48, revealed that Julian has been supportive of the announcement, which received some backlash.

She informed co-host Dermot O'Leary that the 64-year-old comic messaged to say: 'Paul truly thought loads of you. He can be so completely happy you bought the job, as am I.'

The Great British Bake Off host does not yet own a dog because of the duty concerned and at present, she doesn't assume it coincides together with her working single mum way of life.

'It's an enormous duty. I've all the time needed a dog but you need to take it critically,' she explained.

Alison added that the rationale she needs to tackle the presenter position is to make Paul, who died from cardiac arrhythmia in 2013, 'proud'.

O'Grady, introduced the ITV present based mostly at Battersea Canine & Cats Residence for 11 collection, beginning in 2012.

Television Programme: Paul O?Grady: For The Love Of Dogs with Paul O'Grady. From Shiver Productions PAUL O'GRADYS FOR THE LOVE OF DOGS Thursday 20th October 2016 on ITV Pictured : Paul O'Grady with Ethel the Cavichon, who is finding life in kennels a bit overwhelming In today?s episode, Paul needs a clothes peg for his nose as he meets Battersea smelliest dog, Max the setter cross. The poor mutt absolutely stinks and although he?s an absolute charmer, he?s struggling to make any mates, either human or canine! To get to the bottom of his antisocial problem, Paul takes Max down to clinic, where he finds out his off-putting smell all stems from a chronic ear problem - but is there anything that can be done to help him start smelling daisy fresh? If not, he?s going to struggle to find a new home? Paul is also on hand to meet shy and retiring Ethel the Cavichon, who is finding life in kennels a bit overwhelming. Nervy Ethel has taken to sitting high up in her kennel where she feels safe so to try build her confidence, she?s offered an array of comfy cushions and blankets to make her stay as comfy as possible. But when sweet Ethel turns her nose up at those, Paul goes into overdrive offering her a eclectic selection of comfy armchairs to chose from. But will this unorthodox approach help Ethel to finally relax? Finally, Paul meets Milo the one-year old labrador who loves nothing better than charging around after tennis balls. However despite his boundless energy, clinic have discovered he?s suffering from knee ligament damage that unless treated, will soon see him become lame. So there?s no option but for him to undergo major surgery to try mend his gammy knee - but how will he cope being confined to weeks of bed rest, and will he ever chase a beloved tennis ball again? ? Battersea Dogs & Cats Home Photographer Kate Walsh For further information please contact Peter Gray 0207 157 3046 peter.gray@itv.com This photograph is ? Battersea Dogs & Cats Home and can only be reproduced for editorial purposes directly in connection with the programme PAUL O'GRADYS FOR THE LOVE OF DOGS or ITV. Once made available by the ITV Picture Desk, this photograph can be reproduced once only up until the Transmission date and no reproduction fee will be charged. Any subsequent usage may incur a fee. This photograph must not be syndicated to any other publication or website, or permanently archived, without the express written permission of ITV Picture Desk. Full Terms and conditions are available on the website www.itvpictures.com
Paul O'Grady died aged 67 in March 2023 (Picture: ITV)
Julian Clary
Julian despatched Alison a sweet message (Picture: Ken McKay/ITV/Shutterstock)

The new six-part collection will inform the stories of the newest arrivals in Battersea, with Alison available to assist employees and volunteers maintain the animals and put together them for re-homing.

'I'm very aware that I can never substitute the long-lasting Paul in this fantastic collection, but when I can proceed to shine a light-weight on the sensible work carried out at Battersea and help to tell the tales of these lovely canine, then will probably be an absolute privilege to offer it my all,' said Alice within the preliminary announcement.

Alison Hammond
Alison was introduced as the new For The Love of Canine host earlier this week (Picture: ITV)

Afterward This Morning, canine have been welcomed into the studio giving us a sneak preview of Alison with four-legged buddies.

Not everybody was filled with praise for a way she interacted with the canine.

'Laughing my ass off at #ThisMorning making an attempt so exhausting to make #AlisonHammond appear to be a dog individual. She ain't. We all know it. And I gained't be watching For The Love Of Canine together with her fronting it,' wrote BusyBuzzyBoo.

Account Blossom added: 'Having worked as a volunteer at an area rescue and a few momentary fostering Alison isn't the individual to entrance FTLOD.

'When you can't be assured around canine you then'll fail at gaining their belief.'

This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV1.

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