Japan man sells Ferrari to fund shelter for ‘taxing’ dogs, repay pet that saved his life


SHANGHAI (SCMP): A 54-year-old man in Japan closed his company and sold his luxury sports car to help fund a shelter for “problematic dogs” after his own pet saved him when he tried to commit suicide.

The Wansfree canine rescue centre in Yaizu, Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, offers its services for free.

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