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July 14, 2025

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Japan -funded FAO helps to restore agriculture, animal capital animals in Pakistan who are flooded by flooding

FAO officials meet with Pakistani officials. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) resulted in a critical emergency project that supported the agricultural and farming communities in Balochistan and Sindh provinces, which became strong through generous funding by the Japanese government. The intervention under the leadership of the FAO, backed by a $ 6.48 million contribution, focused on restoring food production, improving household nutrition and building long -term resilience in areas destroyed by 2022. Over 74,000 households-is of more than 520,000 people-were benefited from the initiative, which combines agricultural support with animal protection and targeted help for women’s families.

June 4, 2025

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Muneeb preaches kindness to animals this eidul Azha

In a recent Instagram story, Muneeb Butt shared a video clip of a camel that hurriedly leaves a busy neighborhood. “Yes, this happened yesterday,” Muneeb wrote, adding that he checked the CCTV material to confirm what happened before the escape. “Some kids throw small stones into this poor animal. He broke his cable and ran,” he explained. With Eidul Azha right around the corner, actor Shiddat asked: “Please teach your children how to interact with sacrificial animals.” Netizens shook Muneeb’s statement, agreeing to the importance of treating animals with respect and kindness before the Eid ritual. One user of Instagram

February 14, 2025

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Still angry with your ex? San Antonio’s Zoo will name a cockroach after them and feed it to animals

Posted on 14 February 2025 Valentine’s Day: For some, there are all roses and heart -shaped chocolates, while for others, it may be another day before the weekend. Tgif, right? But let’s admit it, not everyone feels love today. Some are still recovering from a dismantling, with a prolonged sense of bitterness and dissatisfaction with the ex who has wronged them. If you are among those who still hold on to some old wounds, San Antonio’s Zoo has a weird (and hilarious) way to help you channel this frustration! Enter the annual “Cry me a cockroach” fundraiser of the zoo.

August 29, 2024

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Namibia to kill 723 wild animals to provide relief amid severe drought

Namibia plans to kill 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, and distribute the meat to people struggling to feed themselves due to severe drought in southern Africa, the environment ministry said. The culling will take place in parks and public areas where authorities believe the number of animals exceeds available pasture and water supplies, it said in a statement issued on Monday. South Africa is facing its worst drought in decades, with Namibia running out of 84% of its food supplies last month, according to the United Nations. Almost half of Namibia’s population is expected to face high levels of

June 7, 2024

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Cabinet rejects request to import animals

Islamabad: The Cabinet has blocked the importation of banned wildlife from Africa, rejecting a proposal by the Ministry of National Food Security and Research. Sources told The Express Tribune that the food safety ministry sought a one-time relaxation in the implementation of Pakistan’s animal quarantine rules of 1980 for importing wildlife from Africa. However, a recent cabinet meeting rejected the request. During the discussion, the cabinet expressed concern about the importation of wild animals from an African country that has been banned from buying animals due to the risk of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) entering the country, especially when the strain

May 25, 2024

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رفح سے نقل مکانی کرنیوالا چڑیا گھر کا مالک اپنے جانور کہاں لے گیا؟

فوٹو بشکریہ بین الاقوامی میڈیا  اسرائیل کی جانب سے غزہ پر مسلط کی گئی جنگ کے پیشِ نظر معصوم بچوں، خواتین اور مردوں سمیت جانور بھی بے گھر اور سخت مشکل میں ہیں۔ اسرائیل اپنی تاریخی بدترین بربریت اور ظلم کے نتیجے میں تاحال فلسطینیوں کے حوصلے پست کرنے میں ناکام ہے۔ غزہ سے رفح نقل مکانی کرنے والے چڑیا گھر کے رکھوالے نے اپنی نئی پناہ گاہ، خان یونس میں ایک عارضی چڑیا گھر قائم کر لیا ہے۔ غیر ملکی میڈیا رپورٹس کے مطابق غزہ کے بعد رفح میں اسرائیلی فوجی کارروائی سے اپنے جانوروں کے ہمراہ جان بچا

Dutch and Australian companies forge partnership

LAHORE: Dutch Ambassador to Pakistan Henny Fokel de Vries emphasized that establishing partnerships between Dutch and Pakistani companies will strengthen the local livestock sector on modern lines. “More than 50 Dutch companies are already active in Pakistan, which include dairy and agriculture-related companies, and both countries have been actively engaged in what we call historic cooperation in these two important sectors of the economy,” the ambassador noted at an event . on Tuesday. The event marked the establishment of a partnership between Cloud Agri Pakistan, Australian livestock company Nasna and Denkavit Nederland to provide feed solutions for young animals. Industry

April 27, 2024

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Livestock experts urge vaccinations

KARACHI: Animal husbandry experts have stressed the need to start comprehensive animal vaccination programs before Eidul Azha and establish permanent structures in sacrificial markets instead of relying on makeshift arrangements, especially considering that over 90% of sacrificial animals come from the Punjab and interior Sindh to Karachi. In discussions with The Express Tribune, they highlighted the outbreak of skin disease virus (LSDV) two years ago, which claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of cows. They noted that LSDV is still present in Punjab, where 100% of animals have not yet been vaccinated against it. While some suspected cases were

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