A wealthy woman from China revealed she will not leave a cent to her negligent children. Instead, her $2.8 million fortune will go entirely to ensure the care of her pets after her death.
Identified only as Mrs. Liu by the South China Morning Post, the elderly woman from Shanghai said her three children are already lining up to receive her fortune, but since they never visit her, she decided to leave the money to those who are truly there for her: her pets.
According to Zonglan News, Mrs. Liu has several dogs and cats, who helped her recover when she was ill, something her human children did not do. Out of gratitude to her pets, she removed her children from her will and will leave her $2.8 million fortune to her animals.
However, since it is not possible to leave an inheritance to animals in China, Mrs. Liu has appointed a trusted veterinary clinic that will care for her pets with the donated money so they can live a good life after her death.
Chen Kai, an employee at the National Will Registration Center in Beijing, said: “Mrs. Liu’s current will is unilateral, and we would advise her to appoint a trusted person to oversee the veterinary clinic to ensure the pets are properly cared for.”
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