Hundreds die at Pakistan pet markets after lockdown

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Abandoned, hundreds of caged cats, dogs and rabbits starve to death after the authorities enforce a total shutdown due to Covid-19. FMTNews FMTLifestyle

Surviving animals from Karachi’s sprawling Empress Market were rescued only after activists appealed to authorities for access.

Two weeks into the shutdown, Ayesha Chundrigar could hear the cries of the pets from outside the shops, which together housed up to 1,000 animals. Two weeks into the shutdown, Ayesha Chundrigar could hear the cries of the pets from outside the shops, which together housed up to 1,000 animals.

 

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Karma is a bitch.

I agree, why are those animals caged to begin with. Irresponsible humans.

Humans are the worst. We should let COVID-19 cull some of us.

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