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Milan Knezevic is a vet interested in travelling, photography, philanthropy and yoga. Born in Vsetín (Czech Rep.), he grew up in Bar (Montenegro). He began his veterinary studies in Belgrade, but graduated in Brno. Next few years he spent in Hong Kong working first for the daughter of the Macao tycoon Stanley Ho and then for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Lately, Milan has been travelling around the world helping people, animals and nature. After travelling in South America, working in Kenya in The Shed orphanage, he worked in a charitable clinic at the Peleliu, Palau (Micronesia), joined the Oranghutan Rescue in Borneo, danced at the carnival in Rio and celebrated May Day in Cuba. Today, he is a locum vet in London.

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