Sexy Veterinarian Has Internet Swooning
Whether he's holding a fluffy puppy or handling a snake, California veterinarian Dr. Evan Antin has made a splash on the Internet, but not for the reasons one might expect. He was recently named "Sexiest Beast Charmer" by People magazine and pictures of the handsome animal doctor are melting hearts all over the Internet.
Dr. Evan specializes in caring for exotic animals as well as furry pets at the Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital in Thousand Oaks, California.
The incredibly good-looking 31-year-old vet has dabbled in modelling (which is completely understandable) but his true passion is animal medicine.
Dr. Evan spent several years traveling the six continents to learn about, and treat animals.
He's helped elephants, orangutans, and so many other types of exotic animals, but admits his favorites are reptiles.
For as long as he can remember, he's been interested in exciting and exotic species. According to Evan's page on the veterinary hospital's site, "he grew up spending the majority of his childhood in search of native wildlife including snakes, turtles, and insects."
Dr. Evan often shares photos of his patients on Instagram.
Dr. Evan is happily engaged to his girlfriend (sorry, ladies) and has a pet dog, cat, and savannah monitor lizard.
Of his newfound celebrity, he is taking it in stride. He tells WABC, "I thought it was pretty funny. I've always strived to be the sexiest something, and so I'm glad it could be [as] a vet."
When he's not sharing adorable photos of his patients on social media, Dr. Evan takes questions from his readers and fans.
He says that no matter where he goes, if there's an animal in need, he'll try and help.
"It really doesn't matter where I am, if we have the ability to help an animal I don't care what the conditions are I want to take part in helping it," he says.
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