Siberian Huskies abandoned on Hyderabad outskirts, found severely dehydrated; one dead, eight traced
Several Siberian huskies were abandoned near Bhanur village, with at least eight dogs traced so far. Rescuers found the dogs severely dehydrated and disoriented, highlighting the rising issue of abandonment in the area. Ongoing rescue efforts are being supported by local volunteers and police investigations into the abandonment are underway.
- ▪Over 30 Siberian huskies were estimated to have been abandoned in the area.
- ▪Rescuers found the dogs severely dehydrated and disoriented, with one dog later dying.
- ▪The dogs are estimated to be between two and three years old and were left without access to shade or water during peak summer conditions.
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Several Siberian huskies were found abandoned along the Shankarpally–Patancheru road near Bhanur village, while at least eight have been traced as of Tuesday (April 28, 2026). Rescuers estimated that over 30 dogs may have been abandoned in the area. Cases of huskies being poorly maintained and abandoned rising, says animal welfare boardThe incident came to light after Animal Shelter for Rescue Aid (AASRA) received a call from a local pet owner alarmed by the condition of the animals. “We received a call . that over 30 dogs had been abandoned in the area. The person who alerted us owns a golden retriever. He acted out of concern and compassion,” said Gowri Vandana, founder of AASRA.Dehydrated and disorientedWhat rescuers found was far more grim than expected.
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