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Filmstar Meera adopts baby deer
Meera, who has been named the zoo's ambassador, will pay Rs108,000 a year for the deers' upkeep.
Lollywood actress Meera has adopted two baby deers, in order to raise awareness of the rights of animals. PHOTO: FILE
LAHORE: Lollywood actor Meera has adopted two baby deer, in order to raise awareness of the rights of animals.
Meera signed the required documentation on Friday and pledged to make an annual payment of 108,000 rupees to Lahore Zoo. The zoo administration has also announced that Meera has been named their ambassador.
“I will get married whenever God wills for that to happen,” Meera told reporters. “I have no intention to marry secretly.”
In May 2011, Meera’s known competitor actor Reema Khan was embroiled in a controversy as the Lahore Zoo claimed that she had adopted two deers but refused to pay for their upkeep.
Reema was also named as the zoo’s ambassador.
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“these are my dears. they are very deer to me.”
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I would encourage her to spend some time with those deer in the Zoo. It would bring more popularity for her and also for the zoo as well.
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Pakistan needs more people who want to stop the killing of animals.
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Oh just great!!! now when someone would say “beautiful deer”…………. meera would reply “Same to you” :-D
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