About Us – Sayaa Animal Welfare

Sayaa is an urdu language word meaning “Shade”, Created in loving memory of the parents of Sarah Gandapur, (CEO), SAYAA Animal Welfare. Sayaa was conceived to provide shade to animals in need just like parents provide shade & protection to their children.

Sayaa Veterinary Clinic aims to provide free medical care to rescue, stray & working animals (conditions apply), while catering to pets at the same time. We want to make your furry babies healthy & well taken care of to enjoy life to their fullest. This was a lifelong dream turned to reality.

The SAYAA Clinic project will be powered by CDRS animal welfare, a renowned American charity organisation which has been working tirelessly for human welfare in Pakistan for over 15 years. Now CDRS has officially ventured into animal welfare and launched their BENJI project and has developed a collaborative project under that umbrella with SAYAA animal Welfare.

Our vision is to help feed stray animals, fund & help in adoption of rescue animals within Pakistan & abroad, contributing to TNVR ( Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate and Release) campaigns both independently and in collaboration with Government or other organisations. All the while raising awareness for animal welfare

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Our mission is to provide free treatment to stray, rescue & working animals. Making free treatment for all animals a common practice, INSHAALLAH!

While providing medical treatment to healthy animals & pets at competitive prices. Keeping Turkey as our role model in animal rights and welfare, which enhances the humane factor in a society to practice peaceful coexistence between humans and animals.

We also wish to help empower already existing animal shelters who end up spending huge amounts of money on Veterinary clinics- which in turn costs the rescue workers roughly between 20 to 30k on especially severely injured or sick animals.

The idea is to create a healthy & safe environment for all street animals of Pakistan so the animals and us humans can coexist in peace and harmony, So no more dog culling is initiated by the society & Government. But this is only possible if we all work sincerely and with utmost commitment to help our furry and feathery friends.

As a Muslim country, our beautiful peace loving religion Islam has given supreme importance to rights of animals and Prophet Muhammed SAW has talked about animal rights and there are many Hadith regarding animal rights.