Khoji Dog Center in Shorkot
Shorkot is a town in Jhang district in central Punjab, built beside a large ancient mound that marks one of the oldest settlements in the region, with Shorkot Cantonment close by. It lies in the area where the Chenab and Ravi rivers approach each other, on the road between Jhang and Multan, with Kabirwala and Trimmu not far away.
Farmland and river floodplain surround the town, and in the flood season the ground changes shape as water moves across it. Cases here often involve stolen livestock, motorcycles, tube-well equipment, and persons reported missing from villages and riverside settlements. Dogs trained to follow scent can still work on damp or uneven ground and along embankments where footprints are of little use. Khoji Dog Center supports Shorkot with crime-scene tracking, missing-person and kidnapping assistance, and detection of narcotics and explosives.
Around Shorkot, flood water and canal overflow can cover tracks and low ground in a few hours. Tell us whether you are near the ancient mound, the cantonment, the Jhang road or a riverside settlement, and which direction the person or animal was last seen heading.
Keep the area clear and untouched. Do not let anyone walk across the exact spot, avoid cleaning tools or doors that the offender handled, and store the missing person's clothing in a clean bag. Report serious crimes to the police on 15, then call 03010054431, answered at all hours. Tell us whether you are in Shorkot town, the cantonment area or a village nearby, the time of the incident and what has been lost, so we can respond properly.
