MULTAN :Animal Safety Organisation Pakistan (ASOP) observed the animal week for the awareness of General public and it organised an attractive and colourful animal show.In which People particularly women took interestr and they joined it with their pets like dogs,cats ,camel, horses. The show was attended by Rana Faraz Noon chairman of Saraikistan Youth Parliament, Farhad Haider Shah, Syed Asad Bukhari,Younas Qureshi ,Usman Khan Khakwani, Mah-Rukh, Ali Baloch ,Azhar Hussain Hashmi,Addressing the Prize distribution ceremony Muhammad Usman president of ASOP said animals are an important part of our society and their care is our duty. He said that we should create awareness among people about the importance of species of animals and birds by organising ceremonies so that steps could be taken. He said, "we should also create awareness among people for the protection of animals around us and especially sea-lives". Usman advised students to carry out maximum research on animals and develop a habit of getting knowledge from them. He said we should love animals as they are our companions and our religion also teaches us a lesson in this regard. He said the western people also take care of animals and that's why they are advanced and developed in this field.He requested the media to play role in creating awareness among people to love animals. Azhar HUssain Hashmi in his welcome address thanked the the participants for joining this awareness campaign .He said the usage of shopping bag must be given up as it is dangerous for human and animals alike.
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