There is a seminar on veterinary medicine at the Marriott in Karachi on Monday, November 10, from 5 to 11pm. It is being organized by the Karachi Animal Hospital which was founded by Dr. I. H Kathio a Pakistani veterinarian based in the USA. Continue reading ‘Seminar on veterinary medicine’
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From The News:
To raise awareness of sufferings in working animals and recognising their services, the Brooke in collaboration with Richmond Crawford Veterinary Hospital, Karachi, organized two events to celebrate World animal Day 2008 on Thursday.
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The Brooke is the largest animal welfare organization in Pakistan. They are celebrating World Animal Day this year in Karachi on Thursday, October 23rd at the Richmond Crawford Government Veterinary Hospital on MA Jinnah Road. Continue reading ‘World Animal Day celebrations in Karachi’
Article by Bhagwandas in Dawn about the confiscated fishing cats in Karachi
Guest post by Patricia Hillfram Mirza, a resident of Seaview, Karachi.
As I was about to start my daily chores on the morning of Thursday, October 10, I was interrupted by my wildly anxious maid who informed me that a lion had escaped and was roaming around Seaview. Lion? I thought, how was that possible? Continue reading ‘Fishing Cat escapes in Seaview, Karachi’
Endangered fishing cats confiscated from seaview, Karachi.
There’s a letter by Syed Rizvi in today’s DAWN about dwindling victoria carts, in response to another letter published a few days ago. He writes:
APROPOS of the letter, ‘Dwindling victoria carts‘ (Sept 8), writer Seema Khanum Pashamby lamented the disappearance of horse-drawn carts from Karachi’s marketplace. It seems Ms Pashamby was not thinking in the interest of animals when she wrote those lines.
A sweet little puppy rescued from the streets of Karachi by PAWS is looking for a loving home. Continue reading ‘Adopt a street puppy’
The Birdwatchers Club of Pakistan launches its forums.
The animal charity that helps people too. An article about The Brooke in the Guardian
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