PAŠĆE VAM VILICA: Titula NAJVRELIJEG VETERINARA ide njemu! (FOTO)

 

I HIT 10k FOLLOWERS TODAY, THANKS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT! Amazing to see so many animal lovers

A photo posted by Evan Antin  (@dr.evanantin) on Jan 26, 2016 at 1:19pm PST

 

TBT 2011 catching Yacare Caimans in the beautiful Pantanal, Brazil. This place was like the Everglades on crack! TONS of reptiles and wildlife. Scope out my Facebook Brazil photo album if you'd like to see more. And FYI people magazine chose this pic for my SMA appearance in 2014 :) #tbt #pantanal #brazil #caiman #yacare #yacarecaiman #reptile #herp #wildvet #ilovereptiles #ilovebrazil

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Jan 21, 2016 at 11:13am PST

 

Yep. This actually happened. Northern breeds def make some of the most ridiculously cute puppies EVER! Right!? #pelfiewednesday #pelfie #puppyvet #puppy #malamute #malamutepuppy #sillfloofbundle #puppybelly

A photo posted by Evan Antin  (@dr.evanantin) on Jan 20, 2016 at 12:57pm PST

 

One of my favorite wildlife interactions- African Porcupine! African porcupines grow up to be far larger than their North American cousins. #africanporcupine #porcupine #quill #wildvet #wildlife #rodent #herbivore #animaltracksinc @animal_tracks_inc

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Jan 11, 2016 at 1:33pm PST

 

More from this ridiculous crew! And how sweet is the owner to get myself and my staff an amazing fresh fruit platter for New Years!!?? Good day to be a vet ;)

A photo posted by Evan Antin  (@dr.evanantin) on Dec 30, 2015 at 7:52pm PST

 

I think squirrels are super interesting critters! And they're so adaptable! I'm Examining a wildlife squirrel brought in by a Good Samaritan. This IS NOT how I recommend handling wildlife and it is not a good sign that this poor kiddo is so content in my hands. Healthy wildlife patients are aggressive and dangerous as they should be. Please do not attempt to handle Wildife and be very careful even with sick and debilitated individuals. I'm not sure what's wrong with this fella and our overnight Doctor sent him to a wildlife rehabilitator last night. #wildvet #wildlifemedicine #vetmed #squirrels #squirrelmedicine #veterinary #veterinarian

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Dec 28, 2015 at 12:48pm PST

 

Tortoises make great pets and great props...JK!!! This is one very cooperative tortoise tho. Sulcatta tortoises often hide in their shells and LITERALLY NOTHING can get them out. It can actually be dangerous if you're examining them and then they tuck in as they can trap your finger(s) which can honestly be a legit medical emergency. #wildvet #herp #herpvet #reptile #reptilevet #vetmed #veterinary #tortoise #tortoisemedicine #exotics #exoticanimalmedicine #exoticvet

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Dec 22, 2015 at 12:45pm PST

 

Pelfie Wednesday! Does it get any more derp than this baby apple-head Boston Terrier?! Ridiculously cute. #bostonpuppy #bostonterrier #puppy #veterinary #vetmed #awkwardpuppy #derp #eatyourface #nomnom #ieatpunkslikeyouforbreakfast

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Dec 23, 2015 at 1:55pm PST

 

Sometimes a hug is necessary....i just love awkward cats  Who else is a cat person? #CatLover #Veterinary #Medicine #ILoveMyJob

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Dec 10, 2015 at 10:12am PST

 

Little Greek Tortoise crossing the road....and cue the crossing the road jokes  #cappadocia #turkey #tbt #wildlife #tortoise

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Dec 3, 2015 at 4:13pm PST

 

#puppies #littledogsrock #dogs #bestbuds #letmetellyousomethingaboutmybestfriend How cute are these pups!?? We have Henry, my dog (black and white) and Dusty, my mom's pooch. Dusty is the best lil doggie in the world and has an enormous personality packed into a tiny 7 lb package. He totally loves the camera and is always hammin' it up hahaha

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Nov 5, 2015 at 12:21pm PST

 

This was originally a facebook post but it seemed to make a big impact, probably my biggest post to date! If you have any interest in elephants then please continue reading...I usually keep my posts positive on purpose, but this is something that is too important to me, so apologies for this sad post....but it must be shared. Did you know that most baby Asian ‪#‎elephants‬ in the tourism trade, ones that look just like this guy here, have gone through a process called "phajaan"? Phajaan is a term that means to crush the elephants spirit, or to separate the spirit from the body. As babies, they take them away from their mothers and put them in a tiny cage, big enough only for them to stand but not sit or move around at all. Then they're literally beaten, for days on end, in the most cruel ways possible. The elephant trunk is so sensitive, and it's how they eat and explore the world. But during phajaan, they'll often be encouraged to stick out their trunks to smell or investigate something, but then their trunks are beaten with bats and spears and whips. The elephants are deprived of food, poked with sticks and blades, kicked, and screamed at. They play terrible mind games with them. It's a truly awful, horrible thing. The idea, in the end, is to crush this animal's spirit so much that they are just an empty shell who will listen to every command...and then they are sold to tour operators for elephant rides and treks. Let's see how much we can get this post shared and spread the word with your friends and family...If you know someone going to ‪#‎SoutheastAsia‬ soon, share this with them, too. ‪#‎WorldElephantDay‬ #wildvet #vet

A photo posted by Evan Antin (@dr.evanantin) on Sep 15, 2015 at 2:56pm PDT