World Animal Day observed at UAF with awareness walk, calls for responsible animal care

World Animal Day was observed at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF), with an awareness walk and educational activities aimed at promoting animal welfare, responsible animal care and public awareness about the importance of animal health.

FAISALABAD, Oct 02 (APP): World Animal Day was observed at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF), with an awareness walk and educational activities aimed at promoting animal welfare, responsible animal care and public awareness about the importance of animal health.
UAF spokesman said that the event was organized by the Veterinary Medical Society (VMS) of the Faculty of Veterinary Science.
Faculty members and students participated in the awareness walk, which passed through the faculty corridor, carrying messages highlighting animal welfare, humane treatment of animals and the role of veterinary professionals in safeguarding animal health.
Dean Faculty of Veterinary Science Dr Shahid Mehmood said that lets aim to celebrate animal life in all forms and their relationship with humankind.
He highlighted the ecological significance of animals, saying they help humans reconnect with nature.
He further noted that animals worldwide face growing threats to their survival due to climate change, rapid population growth and pressures on wetlands.
Chairman Pathology Prof Dr Kashif Saleemi said that veterinarians had a vital responsibility not only in treating animals but also in preventing diseases, ensuring food safety and promoting humane practices.
He stressed the need for greater public awareness and responsible ownership to improve animal welfare.
Prof Dr Rao Zahid Abbas said that veterinary education and research had an important role in creating awareness among students and society about responsible animal care.
Dr Aslam, Dr Sultan Ali, Dr Ayesha Khatoon, Dr Misbah Ijaz, Dr Razia Sultan and other notables spoke on the occasion.
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