Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram’s missing pet dog, Duke, has been safely recovered, bringing relief to the legendary cricketer and his family after an urgent public search in Karachi.
Duke, a five-month-old black German Shepherd, had gone missing from DHA Phase 8, Karachi, prompting Wasim Akram and his wife, Shaniera Akram, to appeal to the public for help. The family had announced a Rs 250,000 cash reward for information leading to the dog’s safe return.
The search quickly gained attention on social media, with fans and local residents joining efforts to locate the beloved family pet. Police were also involved in the search after a missing complaint was lodged.
According to reports, Duke has now been found, ending the family’s anxious wait. Two individuals who helped locate the missing dog were awarded the Rs 250,000 reward for their assistance in bringing Duke back safely.
The incident had generated considerable concern among fans after Shaniera Akram urged people living around DHA Phase 8 to check nearby parks, streets, rooftops and garages for the missing puppy.
The safe recovery of Duke has now turned the emotional search into a happy ending. The story also highlighted how quickly social media and community support can help reunite families with their missing pets.
For the Akram family, the return of Duke is particularly meaningful as the puppy is considered a beloved member of their household.
