Khoji Dog Center in Vehari
Vehari is a district in south Punjab on the Sutlej river side, close to Multan, with Burewala and Mailsi among its main towns. Cotton, wheat and sugarcane dominate the farmland, and the district is crossed by canals, rail lines and the roads linking Multan to Lahore and Bahawalnagar.
Cotton season brings pickers, traders and trucks into the district, and cotton stores, ginning factories and farm equipment are frequent targets for theft. The wide plain and canal network make movement easy for anyone leaving a scene, whether on foot or by motorcycle. Dogs that track scent can follow a route along canal paths and through fields. Khoji Dog Center supports Vehari with crime-scene tracking after theft and robbery, missing-person and kidnapping assistance, and detection of narcotics and explosives for farmers, traders, families and security teams.
If an incident happens, protect the place. Keep people off the exact spot, leave doors, locks and tools untouched, and store any worn clothing in a clean bag. Report serious crimes to the police on 15 first. Then call Khoji Dog Center on 03010054431, answered round the clock. Tell us whether you are in Vehari, Mailsi, Burewala or a village, the time and what has happened, so we can explain plainly what can be arranged.
During the cotton season Vehari is busy with trucks and traders, so details help: when the stock or vehicle was last seen, which canal path or road may have been used, and whether the incident was nearer Mailsi, Burewala or the city. That lets us advise you clearly from the first call.
