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                  Rescued Bears

BRC DISASTER RELIEF WORK
When people’s properties are destroyed, animals home often disappear too. Wild animals often have to flee to their habitat to survive. Domestic animals are often at a risk remaining trapped or abandoned with   no food or water. BRC extensive knowledge and expertise enables us to react immediately to these unpredictable events. We provide;

  • Urgent veterinary treatment

  • Disease contaminants

  • Mobile clinic dispatch

  • Rebuilding destroyed infrastructure

In this aspect BRC has served the livestock and humanity as well in disaster hit areas of Pakistan,  especially Northern Areas. Following is our year wise effort done in affected areas.

  1. Earth Quake Relief Work in Astore , 2002

  2. Flood Disaster Relief Mission in Sheikhopora and Gudaab, 2003

  3. Flood Relief Work in NWFP, Punjab and Northern Areas , 2005

  4. Earth Quake Relief Work in Northern Areas, 2005   
     


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BEAR CENSUS

  

 
 

 

                  
                  Bearbaiting


                  Sanctuary


                  Awareness


                     Religious based Awareness

                 
           
      Bear Census


                  Infotainment

                 
                 
Landlord Networking


                  Alternative Livelihood

                
        
         Anti Poaching


                  Legislation



                  Habitat Estimation



                  Disaster Relief

 

 

 

 

 

 

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