Hundreds of dogs ended up on the highway, disrupting traffic: police and rescue teams tried for a long time to remove the animals from the road, without understanding where they had come from, and when the truth was revealed, everyone was shocked 

Today, real chaos broke out on the highway. The day began as usual, until two drivers collided while trying to avoid a dog that suddenly ran onto the roadway.

They had barely finished documenting the accident when another dog ran onto the road, and then another. Within minutes, there were so many animals that traffic came to a complete stop. Cars formed a long line, drivers got out, honked their horns, but the dogs were running chaotically between the vehicles, not reacting to people or noise.

Police and rescue workers arrived at the scene. They tried to remove the dogs from the roadway, but because of their large number, it was nearly impossible. The main question remained unanswered: where had all these animals come from?

When the truth was revealed, everyone was horrified  Continued in the first comment 

Not far away, a large shelter that housed nearly a thousand stray dogs had caught fire. The blaze spread quickly, and one of the workers — trying to save the animals — opened all the cages.

The terrified dogs ran out and eventually ended up on the main highway, not knowing where to go.

Rescue teams began setting up temporary barriers along the road to gradually gather the animals into a safe zone. Volunteers from nearby cities, workers from other shelters, and veterinarians came to help.

After several hours, the highway was finally cleared, but a new problem arose: what to do with so many dogs?

Most of them were frightened, some had been injured while fleeing, and others simply didn’t understand what was happening around them.

When the news reached the media, it quickly spread across social networks. Videos from the highway gained thousands of views.

People discussed what had happened, shared footage, and asked how they could help. By the next day, residents from nearby areas started gathering at the temporary animal shelter. Many immediately submitted adoption applications.

Gradually, most of the dogs found new homes. The more seriously injured animals were transferred to other shelters, where specialists began treating them.

The dogs that wouldn’t let anyone approach were temporarily kept in a fenced-off area under supervision until their condition stabilized.

The site of the incident was cleaned up, and traffic on the highway was restored. The police closed the case as an emergency caused by the fire, noting that all services had worked together efficiently.