Unlike the working animals, animals that are frequently used in races and other equine sports are relatively better looked after by their masters. Donkeys and horses used in cart races are well fed and are taken to the veterinary doctors… Read More »Animals in Sports in Pakistan
Rescuing animals Pakistan is not an animal-oriented country which is why rescuing animals and providing them with appropriate shelters add to the woes of animals rights’ activists. “When people tell us about an injured animal, we usually request volunteers or private… Read More »Rescuing Animals in Pakistan
A large number of people enjoyed the camel wrestling fair in Layyah at New Stadium. Choubara, the desert tehsil of Layyah, is known for camels. An annual camel fair has been held at Inayat Shah Darbar since centuries where wrestling,… Read More »Camel Wrestling in Layyah
If you can stand the stench, the animal stalls in Empress Market at Karachi are worth a visit, if only to get an insight into the sad lives of the animals that end up here. You will find every conceivable… Read More »Poor Malnourished Animals Continue to Be Sold at the Empress Market in Karachi
Swiss animal rights lawyer, Antoine Goetschel, recently made international news when he defended a dead pike in a case of cruelty by a local fisherman who was overheard boasting about landing the fish after a ten minute long struggle. The… Read More »History of Animal Rights in Pakistan
When we, as citizens, seek protection for something, we turn to our governments and our systems of law. However, if you live in Pakistan, it seems that you are quite out of luck. Often government employees are the ones found… Read More »Government Servants Themselves Hunting the Animals
