Seeing the need for furry assistants


(From left) Syed Azmi and Lee presenting the Malaysia Book of Records certificate to Chan and LaShawn.

LaShawn Chan has been recognised as the nation’s first trained guide dog in the Malaysia Book of Records.

This announcement was made at an event held in conjuction with the UN’s International Day for Persons with Disabilities.

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