Sarah Gandapur Shines at PIWEFF: A Voice for Animal Rights and Advocate for Stray Dogs
The inaugural Pakistan Wildlife and Eco Film Festival (PIWEFF) was graced by the presence of Sarah Gandapur, a passionate animal rights activist, designer, and founder of Sayya Animal Shelter. Known for her advocacy, particularly for stray dogs, Sarah’s appearance at PIWEFF brought a crucial perspective to the festival’s focus on environmental and wildlife issues.
With a background in fashion and dress design, and as the founder of the renowned *ILS Magazine*, Sarah has always been a prominent figure in the creative industry. However, her deep commitment to animal welfare, especially the protection and care of stray dogs, has made her a respected voice in the realm of animal rights. At PIWEFF, Sarah took the stage to speak about her work with Sayya Animal Shelter, sharing her experiences and the challenges faced by stray animals in Pakistan.
Her talk resonated with the audience, highlighting the intersection between animal welfare and environmental conservation. Sarah’s passion and dedication to improving the lives of stray dogs were evident, as she discussed the importance of compassion, awareness, and action in addressing the plight of these often-overlooked animals.
Sarah’s appearance at PIWEFF not only added a unique dimension to the festival but also emphasized the broader scope of environmental advocacy, which includes the protection of all living beings. Her work with Sayya Animal Shelter and her ongoing efforts to raise awareness about stray animals continue to inspire others to take action and make a difference.
PIWEFF was proud to host Sarah Gandapur, whose contributions to animal rights and environmental awareness are making a significant impact in Pakistan. Her presence at the festival reinforced the idea that every effort, whether in fashion, media, or animal welfare, plays a vital role in creating a more compassionate and sustainable world.