Duke goes missing, Rs250,000 reward announced

The pet dog of former Pakistan cricket captain and legendary all-rounder Wasim Akram has reportedly gone missing in Karachi.

The pet dog of former Pakistan cricket captain and legendary all-rounder Wasim Akram has reportedly gone missing in Karachi.

Wasim Akram and his wife, Shaniera Akram, have appealed to the public for help in finding their missing dog.

According to a post shared on their official Instagram account, the dog is named Duke. It is a five-month-old black German Shepherd with a long coat.

Duke was last seen in DHA Phase 8 in Karachi. The family is now making efforts to locate and bring the pet safely back home.

A reward of Rs250,000 has been announced for anyone who helps recover Duke. The reward will also be given to a person who provides reliable information that leads to the dog’s recovery.

The announcement has prompted an appeal to residents of DHA Phase 8 and surrounding areas. The family has asked people to remain alert and report any information about the dog.

Residents have also been requested to check areas where the dog may have gone. These include nearby parks, gardens and streets.

People have also been urged to look around rooftops and garages. Security guards and other local residents have been specifically asked to assist in the search.

The family hopes that public cooperation will help locate Duke quickly. They have asked anyone who spots the dog to provide accurate information rather than sharing unverified reports.

The disappearance has also drawn attention from fans and followers of the former Pakistan captain. Wasim Akram remains one of Pakistan’s most recognised cricket personalities.

The search is currently focused on DHA Phase 8 and nearby areas. The family is relying on residents and local communities to help trace the missing pet.

The Rs250,000 reward is intended to encourage people to come forward with useful information. The owners have stressed the importance of reliable information that can help bring Duke home safely.

The family is continuing its efforts to locate the dog. They are also seeking support from residents, security personnel and people familiar with the area.