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Munna Hazarey: VOSD resident

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VOSD’s MUNNA HAZAREY –  a VOSD rescued dog

Munna lived in a Bangalore apartment complex for over 2yrs. There were many attempts to relocate him but he was fought for with legal support by VOSD (www.vosd.in) several times and continued to stay. However one day he was found in a critical state torn limb to limb. It was thought to be a attack by a pack of dogs but it turned out to be a single German Shepherd living in the complex.

He was taken in for emergency treatment, made a full recovery and has lived with us for about 18 months now.

Like other dogs in our care he’s cared, greatly loved and his essential healthcare comes from VOSD Dog Care products including for injuries, dressings, fleas and ticks and nutritional supplements available on www.vosd.in

Tags : stray dogs, VoSD, VOSD Dog Sanctuary, VOSD Rescue

If you seek a second opinion or lack the primary diagnosis facilities at your location, you can connect with your vet or consult a VOSD specialist at the nearest location or with VOSD CouldVet™ online.

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Please be aware that the average cost of a dog’s upkeep is over ₹5,000/ US$ 40/ per month – which is even at the scale at which VOSD operates (1800+ dogs in a 7-acre facility as of Jan 2026), the average cost over the lifetime of the dog, including 24×7 availability of over 100 staff, including 20 dedicated caregivers, India’s best medical facility through India’s largest referral hospital for dogs, as well highly nutrinous freshly prepared and served twice a day!

Did You Know?

  • India is home to an estimated 62 million stray dogs, many of whom lack access to basic medical care.
  • For injured street dogs, the first 24 hours after an accident often determine survival, yet most never receive treatment in time.
  • A no-kill sanctuary means dogs who cannot be released due to injury, age, or trauma receive lifelong care and protection.
  • Severe cases such as spinal injuries, acid attacks, and multiple fractures require months or even years of rehabilitation.
  • At VOSD, hundreds of dogs are permanent residents because returning them to the streets would be unsafe or fatal.
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