Veterinarian and TV Personality Michel Klein Dies at 103

Michel Klein, known for his work on 'Club Dorothée' and animal advocacy, passed away after a lifetime dedicated to animal welfare and resistance efforts during WWII.

Michel Klein, a celebrated veterinarian, gained fame through television appearances on shows like 'Club Dorothée' and '30 Millions d'Amis'.
Born in 1921 in Romania, Klein moved to France for his studies and became a prominent figure in animal protection and welfare.
He was an active member of the French Resistance during World War II, contributing significantly to the fight against Nazi occupation.
Klein's initiatives included the creation of the Paris School for Guide Dogs and the introduction of dog identification through tattooing in 1970.
In recognition of his contributions, Klein was awarded the Légion d'honneur in 1994 for his resistance efforts and animal advocacy.