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PAWS aims to create a more just and equitable relationship between humans and animals in Pakistan.
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Letter in DAWN about World Farm Animals' Day.
Irfan Husain's article in DAWN about animal welfare in Pakistan.
A Pakistani veterinarian based in Pasadena, California is featured on FOX News.
A foreign journalist looks for her lost adopted street dog in Islamabad.
An article about the Lahore Zoo in The News by Masood Hasan.
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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Documentary on Animal Rights
Tune in to Dawn TV’s Equinox series this Saturday at 10.30pm for a documentary on common inhumane practices towards animals in Pakistan.
Cycle of Violence: The resurgence of dogfighting in Afghanistan
HYDERABAD: Riverine forests fast disappearing
Carmen, the abandoned Boxer’s story
All Breed Championship Dog Show 2007
These are the photos from Kennel Club of Pakistan’s All Breed Championship Dog Show that was held in November 2007.
KARACHI: Migratory birds not behind avian influenza: WWF
What can we do to reduce animal cruelty?
Nomi, the lame donkey’s rescue
One fine sunny Sunday morning I was on my way to the French Beach in Karachi with a few friends when we spotted a very lame donkey. A young boy of about 12 years of age was making the poor … Continue reading
Kitten in Islamabad looking for good home
A beautiful and kind kitten is looking for a caring home and family to become a part of. Weighing in at just 4 pounds, you wouldn’t believe that her purr could be so loud and healthy. She has been separated … Continue reading