Project to build large-scale animal shelter

TOKYO, Japan - Ayumi Tanaka, a Japanese entrepreneur, talks about her ongoing project to construct one of the world's largest animal shelters in Takizawa, Iwate Prefecture, in northeastern Japan, for abandoned pets during an interview in 2014. She aims to eliminate the killing of abandoned dogs and cats by 2020.

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