Jannik Sinner calls it “Dogtopia”: a vast 15 acres structure under construction near Bologna, supported by an investment of 5 million dollars on its part. It is not only a refuge, but a treatment center for abandoned or traumatized dogs. “We have training fields, play areas with water, veterinary assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but above all, we have love”. Sinner said that dogs are not just pets, they are part of the family. Hopes that Dogtopia will become a national model and inspire other athletes to act
Feeling of world tennis. Jannik SinnerHe has shown that he is not just a champion on the pitch, but also a hero. The 2025 Open Australian winner has just unveiled the creation of“Dogtopia”, a 15 acres structure near Bologna,designed as a healing sanctuary forabused, abandoned and traumatized dogs. Supported by5 million personal investments, Sinner’s project goes well beyond a traditional refuge: it is a revolution in animal welfare.

“This is not just a refuge. This is a place where dogs come to heal, to be loved and feel safe again”,Sinner said during a recent interview.“We have boot fields, water game areas, veterinary care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but above all we have love.”
The avant -garde center, currently in the last construction phases, includes open fields for game and rehabilitation, air -conditioned internal spaces, dog psychology programs and the medical care of the clock. Sinner has worked closely with animal behaviors, rescuers and veterinarians to ensure that Dogtopia faces every possible need for canines that recover from the trauma.
What makes dogtopia so unique is not only its scale, but it isphilosophy. The sinner stressed that dogs areNot only pets, but family. That feeling is the foundation of everything he built.

“When I was a child, I had a dog who changed my life”,He shared.“It was there when I lost the games, when I was sick, when I was alone. Now, I want to give the same feeling of unconditional love to animals who have known nothing but pain.”
Sinner’s mission extends beyond dogtopia itself. Hopes that the structure will do soBecomes a national model, inspiring other cities in Italy – and also all over the world – to rethink the way animals are treated.
“We are building something that, I hope, other athletes, celebrities and people with a platform will see and say:” I can do something too. “”
Yes, the early buzz around Dogtopia has gained online traction. Animal lovers, fans and other athletes applauded the 23 -year -old tennis star for using his wealth and influence for a significant cause. Several Italian organizations for animal rights have expressed support and are collaborating with dogtopia for future rescue and awareness campaigns.
“Each dog deserves to be loved and every dog deserves a second chance”, “The sinner concluded.
In a world where the titles are often full of scandal and disputes, Jannik Sinner offers something different: hope, compassion and a reminder that heroes are available in many forms – some with rackets and some with wagging queues