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Pakistani province orders relocation of bear Rano amid rights outcry, exotic-animal ban push

Pakistani province orders relocation of bear Rano amid rights outcry, exotic-animal ban push

  • Rano, a Himalayan brown bear held at Karachi Zoo since 2017, set to be moved after court found neglect
  • Sindh to propose province-wide ban on import of exotic animals, citing welfare and climate concerns
By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Pakistan to relocate brown bear Rano from Karachi zoo to Islamabad sanctuary after court ruling

Pakistan to relocate brown bear Rano from Karachi zoo to Islamabad sanctuary after court ruling

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Pakistan confiscates 18 lions kept as pets in crackdown after attack video

Pakistan confiscates 18 lions kept as pets in crackdown after attack

By Reuters ·
Animal rights groups object to Buckingham Palace guard’s distinctive bearskin caps

Animal rights groups object to Buckingham Palace guard’s distinctive bearskin caps

By AP ·
Gaza zookeeper fears for his animals after fleeing Rafah

Gaza zookeeper fears for his animals after fleeing Rafah

By AFP ·
Dogs in Lebanon ‘pay the price of being abandoned amid economic crisis’

Dogs in Lebanon ‘pay the price of being abandoned amid economic crisis’

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Animal rights TV network launches live trial coverage

Animal rights TV network launches live trial coverage

By Arab News ·
Pakistan teams up with PETA to stop tests and surgeries on live animals

Pakistan teams up with PETA to stop tests and surgeries on live animals

By KASHIF IMRAN ·
Special Animal rights activists condemn culling practices for stray dogs in Karachi

Animal rights activists condemn culling practices for stray dogs in Karachi

By Naimat Khan ·
Into the arena for camel wrestling in Turkey

Into the arena for camel wrestling in Turkey

By LUANA SARMINI-BUONACCORSI | AFP ·
Horrific video of horse being tortured in Lebanon sparks fury

Horrific video of horse being tortured in Lebanon sparks fury

By Arab News ·
Makkah Municipality fires abusive workers after viral camel video

Makkah Municipality fires abusive workers after viral camel video

By NADA HAMEED | ARAB NEWS STAFF ·
Japan kills 177 whales in Pacific campaign: government

Japan kills 177 whales in Pacific campaign: government

By AFP ·

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