About Me
| Name: |
Sahil B. Patel |
| Studying: |
B.V.Sc. |
| Interested In: |
Animals & Birds |
| Address: |
Palanpur, Gujarat, India |
| Hobby: |
Photography, Bird Watching |
| Pet Which I Have: |
Golden Retriever (Rozy) |
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