Furknock

"Furknock" is a non-profit organization working for the welfare of animals and committed to help. Animals on the street of Pakistan live in horrific condition.

"FURKNOCK" is a non-profit organization working for the welfare of animals and committed to help with abandoned, injured or neglected animals, committed to rescuing, treatment, management, disease prevention and humane handling, be kind to animals and respect animals.
“FURKNOCK” is the combination of two words FUR means ‘Hair’ and KNOCK means ‘knocking the door’, which means animals need to at

tention for their help, a sincere wish for the Welfare and provide primary medical treatment for all beings. FURKNOCK was organised to help these countless strays and is help to treatment, spay/neuter and provide urgent veterinary care to these defenceless animals who must live in horrific conditions on the streets of Pakistan. Even small contributions go a large way in Pakistan towards providing much care for cases such as sick, injured, mange, tumors, cancer, dehydration/starvation, most neglected, as well as Spaying/neutering to help reduce future over-population. We want to be the best possible primary care provider to animals and their familes. We promote an enviroment of animals health and well being with people who share common values. Dogs and cats hit with stick by passerby and kicked. They are seen as a nuisance. Animals are died in streets, sick and injured cats & dogs roam the streets. Everyday, the population of cats and dogs on the street in Pakistan is so significant, it is not possible to find loviny homes for even a fraction of them. As much, almost all of them must struggle to survive in harsh conditions on the inhospitable streets in extreme weather, scavenging for food, water, treatment and seeking safety wherever they can. Everyday, countless number of puppies and kittens are born in drains and underneath cars anywhere the mother can find a “safe” place to give birth to their babies, but then they are often drowned in sewage or crushed under the wheel of the cars. There mothers become so exhausted from having litter ofter litter, that they have no strength to feed their babies nor do they often find enough food for themselves. If they are suffering from high temperature and injured they highly need veterinary treatment and care. We are ever mindful of the human/animal bond and our responsibilities to our community our environment and ourselves. Animal welfare and enviroment activities are very close to our hearts.

“Our Mission”

-To provide excellent veterinary service by utilizing the highest standards of care.
-To provide the highest quality medical and surgical care to most ignored animals while providing people with education and assistance in all aspects of animal care and ownership.
-To provide exceptional care to poor animals and injured animals during every visit in a caring and compassionate manner.
-To provide the highest standards of health care to the stray animals we serve.

14/05/2025

He’s in very bad condition.

A maggot wound case.

23/12/2024

Today I rescued a kitten, who was in a very critical condition - he had a deep wound under his mouth and lots of maggots.

17/11/2024

5-6 weeks old puppies, one of them is injured.

They are looking a caring family, if anyone want to adopt then contact given no.

Dr Athar
03129779028

28/08/2024

People get animals, but not everyone treats them with the love and care they deserve. Animals aren’t just possessions, they’re living beings who need compassion, attention, and respect. It’s heartbreaking to see them neglected or mistreated. Not everyone deserves the joy and responsibility of having an animal in their life.

28/08/2024

In Pakistan, stray animals often face challenges in terms of treatment and welfare. Here's a general overview:

- Lack of infrastructure: Limited animal shelters and rehabilitation centers exist, leading to inadequate care and housing for stray animals.

- Community attitudes: Some people show compassion, offering food and water, while others may mistreat or neglect strays due to cultural or religious beliefs.

- Health risks: Stray animals may carry diseases transmissible to humans, leading to concerns and occasional culling efforts.

- Animal welfare organizations: Local animal welfare organisations work to improve stray animal welfare through Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, vaccinations, and education.

- Government initiatives: Some local governments have launched initiatives to manage stray populations humanely, but more comprehensive national policies are needed.

Please note that the situation can vary across different regions and cities within Pakistan.

Dr Athar Hussain