Stepping out to make a difference

By STEPHANIE LEE

Heart of gold: Paza has been helping to neuter and treat injured stray animals since 2012.Heart of gold: Paza has been helping to neuter and treat injured stray animals since 2012.

KOTA KINABALU: Since 2012, veterinarian Randolf Paza has been helping to neuter and treat injured stray animals.

Last year, he decided to open his own clinic.

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