A wadera (feudal lord) brutally tortured a young camel after it wandered into his farmland to drink water and damaged his crop in Sukkur, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Saturday.
The incident took place in Salehpat area of Sukkur, prompting Sindh chief minister to take notice.
The landlord allegedly tied the camel to a tractor and dragged the animal across the ground, beat it with sticks, broke one of its legs, and wounded the animal in the face.
The owner said he tried to get the injured animal treated at a nearby hospital, but the doctors refused to help.
Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah took notice of the incident on Friday, saying such cruelty to an animal could never be tolerated.
He directed Sukkur District Council chairman Syed Kamil Shah to ensure the camel received proper medical care.
Following CM's directives, Kamil Shah contacted the owner and promised that the government would arrange treatment.
Kandhra police have booked three suspects on the owner’s complaint, arresting one while a manhunt continues for the others.
After treating the wound and completing initial rehabilitation, the shelter -- Comprehensive Disaster Response Services (CDRS) Benji Project -- arranged a prosthetic leg from a US-based firm so she could walk on all fours again.
"We don't force her to walk. After attaching the prosthetic leg, we wait about 15 to 20 minutes. Then she stands up on her own and walks slowly," veterinarian Hussain told AFP.
The caregivers said Cammie will remain at the shelter permanently.
Reporter Imdad Buzdar