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KARACHI, Nov 26 (APP): The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) on Wednesday announced the birth of a horse, multiple Sindh ibex, chital, mouflon, blackbuck, and other wildlife species at Safari Park.
This addition marks an important milestone in the park’s ongoing efforts to create a healthier, safer, and more sustainable wildlife environment.
The newly born animals underwent thorough medical examinations by the veterinary team. The doctors confirmed that all animals are in excellent health, and special care arrangements have been made to ensure their continued wellbeing, said KMC spokesperson Daniyal Siyal.
Mayor Karachi, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, has directed the concerned departments to provide enhanced care and maintain a sustainable habitat for the newborn wildlife.
Mayor Murtaza Wahab expressed his delight over the encouraging development, stating: “I am pleased to announce the birth of 15 wildlife species at Safari Park. Their arrival not only enhances the beauty and diversity of the park but also stands as proof of the healthy and nurturing environment we have created for them. These efforts reflect our commitment to expanding the park’s wildlife capacity and improving the overall ecosystem.”
He added that this is a moment of joy for Safari Park, Karachi’s residents, and all wildlife enthusiasts. To mark the occasion and acknowledge the significance of these births, Mayor Karachi has instructed officials to arrange a naming ceremony and a formal celebration for the newly born animals.
“We must celebrate their arrival to express our care and compassion. Wildlife deserves the same respect and protection as humans, and this celebration is a gesture of our commitment to their wellbeing,” the Mayor noted. The recent births include: 1 Mouflon, 4 Sindh Ibex, 4 Blackbuck, 2 Chital (spotted deer), 1 Horse, 2 Fallow Deer, 1 White Fallow Deer.
KMC reiterates its resolve to continue improving Safari Park’s facilities, expanding breeding programs, and creating a world-class environment where wildlife can thrive.