A young woman's beloved Siberian Husky went missing from her Madhuranagar home, prompting a desperate search and a police complaint. Thanks to the proactive efforts of a local police constable who shared the dog's details on WhatsApp, the pet was successfully located in Moula Ali.

Missing pet Husky reunited with owner after five days, thanks to constable’s initiative. A young woman and her family were very upset when their beloved pet dog went missing. Luckily, a Madhuranagar police officer stepped in at the right time and helped them find their dog again.

Siberian Husky male Shero was last seen in front of his owner Jyothna's house in Madhuranagar last Friday. Jyothna, a Drug analyst, and her family had been raising Shero like a member of their family. They searched extensively for the dog but could not trace him and filed a missing complaint at Madhura Nagar Police Station.

When Madhuranagar policewoman constable Deepti heard about how upset the family was, she chose to help find the lost pet. She posted a picture and information about Shero in a number of WhatsApp groups for pet fans, and the news quickly spread.

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The efforts yielded results when the police received information that Shero had been spotted in Moula Ali, where a person was taking the dog for a walk.

Constable Deepti went right to the place, found Shero, and brought him back. After that, she gave the dog back to his owner, Jyothna. Jyothna was so happy when she saw Shero again five days after he went missing that she reportedly broke down in tears.

Senior police officers praised Constable Deepti for taking the initiative and working hard to find the lost pet and bring it back to its owner.