Army Dog Center Badin

Army Dog Center in Badin

Badin district reaches the coastal belt of Sindh, with sugarcane and rice fields, lakes and drains, and oil and gas fields that bring workers and trucks into otherwise quiet country. Matli, Tando Bago and Golarchi are among the towns, and many villages sit at the end of long unpaved lanes.

Situations we are asked about in Badin

• Material or equipment stolen from a site or storage yard on a field road.
• Buffaloes and goats driven away at night along a drain bank.
• A person who left a village on foot and has not reached the next one.
• A house entered while the family was at a wedding or at the fields.

After rain, water fills the lanes quickly, so early reporting matters most here. Keep a raised, dry spot such as a doorstep clear, and do not let animals walk through the scene. Call the police on 15 for serious crimes. Then phone Army Dog Center on 0300-5780720 and give us the village, the drain or road nearby, and the time you noticed.

Life in Badin follows the canals and the seasons. During sowing and harvest, workers move between villages at all hours, and after the monsoon the lanes can be impassable for days. Because of this, a call from a village far from the main road is as normal as one from Badin town. Tell us how to reach you, whether the lane is passable for a vehicle, and if anyone else has walked through the area. Good information about access and conditions lets us give you honest guidance about what can be arranged.