Actor Syed Yorguc Tipu Sharif recently shared two deeply distressing videos on social media to announce how his adopted stray dogs had been killed in Karachi's Clifton block 5.
In the first video, the actor cries as he holds one of these dogs, alleging that she was poisoned by the government officials involved in dog culling. "She didn't say anything to anyone; she would only go to humans to love them. And she was killed by humans for wanting to love humans. Look at her mouth, you can tell she was poisoned to death," he says.
"The pain she must've gone through, what did she do to deserve this?" asks Sharif in utter dismay. "She just came to eat and a human betrayed her. Her mouth is bubbling, so she must've died is extreme pain! It means her stomach must've burned!" continues the actor as he bursts into tears.
Posted by Syed Yorguc Tipu Sharif on Saturday, February 6, 2021
He then goes on to curse whoever was responsible for the heinous killing of the innocent animal.
Sharif then shares another video which he captions saying, "Great job #SindhGovernment. This is the task you’re best at. Dog culling is probably the only thing that’s done efficiently by the governing departments of Pakistan.#animalrights #pakistantoday #lastofhumanity #shameless"
Great job #SindhGovernment. This is the task you’re best at. Dog culling is probably the only thing that’s done efficiently by the governing departments of Pakistan. #animalrights #pakistantoday #lastofhumanity #shameless
Posted by Syed Yorguc Tipu Sharif on Saturday, February 6, 2021
The actor can be seen loading his dead dogs onto a bus as he goes onto express his disappointment in humanity.
After the videos went viral, actor Mansha Pasha and rapper Ali Gul Pir took to Twitter to condemn the killing of stray or pet animals in Karachi.
"Can people please stop shooting/poisoning stray animals? For God’s sake! This world wasn’t just created for you and you alone. Shelters and citizens are trying their best only to find that someone has poisoned their strays," wrote Pasha.
She also threw shade at pet owners, who instead of taking responsibility for the strays in their area, go on to buy exotic breeds. "Meanwhile people buy and keep breeds in their own homes," she added.
In a follow-up thread, she refers to the killing of Sharif's adopted dogs, "Just saw Tipu Yorguc (who has adopted, fostered so many strays in Karachi) crying in his facebook live because someone has killed his strays. This needs to stop."
Just saw Tipu Yorguc (who has adopted, fostered so many strays in Karachi) crying in his facebook live because someone has killed his strays.
— Mansha Pasha (@manshapasha) February 6, 2021
This needs to stop.
Pir also tweeted in condemnation of the practice, "I have multiple friends who have pet dogs collared and puppies being shot down by #SindhGovt in Karachi. Can’t make things easy for the humans, at least stop killing innocent animals. Shameful!"
I have multiple friends who have pet dogs collared and puppies being shot down by #SindhGovt in Karachi. Can’t make things easy for the humans, at least stop killing innocent animals. Shameful @SindhCMHouse @MediaCellPPP @BakhtawarBZ @BBhuttoZardari
— Ali Gul Pir (@Aligulpir) February 6, 2021
Here's hoping the unwarranted and unwarned culling stops and the killed are brought to justice.
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Really whose fault is it that Karachi is over run by stray dogs. Rich people have the nerve to condemn common Karachiiites real Karachiites not the people who live in their castles in DHA Kingdom who do not have enough money to eat anything other then slow poison themselves let alone raise a dog as a pet. These wealthy people raise dogs and imported pets as a hobby then leave them out on the streets when they grow bored.These strays multiply like rats and soon menace the not so rich parts of Karachi. If you are willing to feed and raise these dogs more power to you but if you really care for these animals stop abandoning them on the streets so men women and children who actually live in Karachi stop getting victimized by stray packs of dogs.