The lions look bemused or even bored in photos but not unhappy. Sita and Akbar had been living together for years. Now in a captive-breeding program in India’s eastern state of West Bengal, they are as married as animals can… Read More »Sita and Akbar Names Given to Two Lions in an Indian Zoo
Nine giraffes were imported from Dubai for the Lahore Safari Zoo while it is being privatized. According to the Wildlife Department, the shipment included three male giraffes and six female giraffes. The Punjab government allocated Rs130 million for this project.… Read More »Giraffes for the Lahore Safari Park
The Lahore Zoo has been privatised, with a contract awarded to a private company for Rs 500 million, covering parking, entry tickets, and various other services. The Punjab Wildlife Department achieved significant success in auctioning the zoo’s services, surpassing the… Read More »Lahore Zoo Privatized for Rs 50 Million
The Punjab Wildlife Department has awarded a contract worth Rs135 million to a private company for the management of Lahore Safari Park. The department will continue to oversee the care and breeding of wildlife, including animals and birds. Under the… Read More »Lahore Safari Park Contracted to a Private Party for 135 Million
The female elephant Madhubala has been shifted from Karachi Zoo to the Safari Park. She was transferred in a semi-conscious state in a special container under the supervision of Four Paws, a global animal welfare organization based in Vienna, Austria.… Read More »A Female Elephant Shifted to Karachi Safari Park From the Zoo
Muhammad Asif has spent the last 24 years living harmoniously with lions as an animal caretaker at Lahore Safari Park. He is responsible for the care and feeding of the park’s lions and tigers. As a new recruit, he was… Read More »Lions Can Be Your Friends
A disturbing trend of pet abandonment has been on the rise in Pakistan, with many animals being left to suffer on the streets. According to research, approximately 80% of pet buyers purchase animals at their children’s demand, only to abandon… Read More »The Dark Reality of Pet Abandonment: A Call to Action for Responsible Pet Ownership
Sonia, an African elephant, along with three other young female elephants, was captured in the wild in Tanzania in 2009 and brought to the Karachi Safari Park. After years of separation, Sonia, aged 17-19, was recently reunited with her sister… Read More »Sonia, African Elephant, Dies at Karachi Safari Park
On December 04, 2024, In Jhando Kaloi village near Digri town. more than 60 cattle including goats and sheep died after eating poisonous grass and drinking from contaminated water. The reasons are yet unidentified but, the owners of the cattle… Read More »Mass Poisoning of Cattle in Mirpurkhas Highlights Brutality of Human Nature
A few zoos try to safeguard the health and well-being of animals in zoos during the summer, trying to mitigate the risks of heat stroke and dehydration. The Rawalpindi Zoo, for instance, placed water ponds within the enclosures of tigers,… Read More »Spending the Summer in a Pakistani Zoo
