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Poor pets
Scores of pets left locked in pet stores across the country as lockdowns were announced overnight
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Lockdown: Man comes closer to pet lions during crisis
Passion for wildlife and years of experience drive Zia Mahmood to spend time with big cats at home
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Study suggests cats can get coronavirus but pet owners need not panic
There is no direct evidence that cats would also be able to infect people
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Worn-out animals heave a sigh of relief as govt relaxes pet shop restrictions
Shops to open for two hours a day so that animals, exhausted and sick after week-long starvation, can be fed
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Lockdown leaves dozens of pets trapped in Rawalpindi
Administration allows shopkeepers to momentarily open shutters to feed the animals
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Sindh lockdown spells trouble for pet owners in Karachi
With all the city’s veterinary facilities closed, consultations via phone are the only way out
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The purrfect crime: Chinese pet detective seeks lost animals
He uses heat detectors, tiny surveillance cameras and blow darts loaded with tranquiliser to search for lost pets
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Italian couple saved from landslide by their cats
Their two-storey home collapses, firefighters say they can never go back
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Like a son but cheaper: harried South Koreans pamper pets instead of having kids
South Korea’s pet industry is booming while the birth rate remains lowest in the world
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Britain bans puppy and kitten sales by pet shops
Shops will only be allowed to deal with animal welfare shelters or primary breeders of pet
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