🕊️ About PakBirds

If you've ever tried to buy an Aseel murgha, a pair of high-flying pigeons, or a hand-tamed parrot in Pakistan, you know the drill: scrolling through mixed classified sites where birds sit next to used cars and mobile phones, hunting through dozens of Facebook groups, or trusting a stranger's WhatsApp number with no idea if the bird — or the seller — actually exists. PakBirds exists to fix that.

Built around how birds are actually bought and sold here

Bird keeping in Pakistan isn't one hobby, it's several — Aseel breeders chasing bloodlines and fighting stock, pigeon fanciers obsessed with flying and racing lines, poultry farms selling eggs and chicks by the dozen, and pet owners looking for a healthy parrot or finch. Each of these communities has its own language, its own trusted breeders, and its own idea of what a "good deal" looks like. PakBirds is organized around that reality: dedicated categories for pigeons, Hens & Aseel, parrots, finches, ducks & geese, quail & partridge, and turkey & peacock — not a generic "pets" dropdown buried under everything else.

Two ways sellers show up, and why that matters to you

A classified ad on PakBirds is for one specific bird, right now — post it, sell it, it's done. A seller's Store Catalogue is different: it's their standing price list for everything they regularly breed or supply, shareable as a single link, so a customer doesn't have to wait for the right ad to appear to know what a farm sells and roughly what it costs. A big Aseel farm running 15 bloodlines, or an incubator supplier with a fixed product range, can hand a customer one link instead of fifteen separate ads. Knowing the difference helps you read a seller's page the way it's meant to be read.

We connect people — we don't sell birds

This matters enough that we say it plainly: PakBirds is a classified marketplace. We don't own, inspect, or sell any bird listed here, and we're not a party to any deal you make. What we do provide is the structure that makes a deal safer to attempt — seller verification, buyer reviews and ratings on every store, admin review before an ad goes live, and a Report button on every listing. We also publish straightforward safety guidance — visit the farm, ask for a live video call, check reviews before you pay — because the best protection in a classified marketplace is always an informed buyer, not a company standing between you and the seller.

Where the law matters, we say so

Pakistan's provincial wildlife laws restrict trading in certain wild-caught and protected species, and licensing requirements for dealers vary by province. We'd rather a seller check the rules before listing than find out the hard way, so this is covered directly in our Wildlife Law Policy — not buried in fine print.

What's here for you today

• Free classified listings — photos, breed, pedigree, and location, reviewed before they go live
• Seller stores with a shareable catalogue link, buyer reviews, and a verified badge for sellers who've confirmed their identity
• A directory of certified avian vets and clinics by city, for when your bird needs care
• PakBirds Delivery — rider pickup and cargo shipping when buyer and seller aren't in the same city
• Care guides written for Pakistani conditions and breeds, not translated from somewhere else
• Saved searches, new-listing alerts, and in-app messaging so you're not glued to five different apps

We're a young platform, growing city by city and breed by breed alongside the people actually breeding and buying birds here. If something's missing or broken, tell us — that's how this gets better.