Sonya Rehman in Friday Times:
She was spotted by my mother in FCC Park, in Gulberg, Lahore. It was early August during Ramadan. An emaciated dog, curled up in one of the green belts, fatigued due to severe malnutrition and starvation, too weak to lift her head.
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It all started with a distress call we received about an injured and emaciated dog in Lahore, apparently thrown out on the road by his guardians in a well to do area. We are based in Karachi, and so posted about him on our Facebook wall, hoping for a miracle. What follows is an amazing story of how some very compassionate people orchestrated his rescue through coordination via social media. Continue reading
Guest post by Aaminah Haq:
Meet Barack, the Love of My Life. Found him half blind with a broken hind leg four years ago on the road. Adopted him without hesitation as if I hadn’t he would have died, as he was too small and far too wounded to survive. I thank God every day for sending him to me and bringing all the joy in my life! Continue reading
Shoaib Ahmed in DAWN:
LAHORE, Aug 10: The spotted deer who had munched up and swallowed a plastic bag one week ago was recovering fast, said zoo officials on Tuesday. Though the animal has survived an agonising death, pain and fear can still be seen in his eyes.
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Joining hands with the international community, Vets Care Organization Pakistan organized two days “Free Veterinary Treatment Camp” on October 03-04, 2009 at UVAS Outdoor Hospital, to mark the World Animal Day.
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Workshop at the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore.