An injured and diseased Husky has been picked up by RSPCA inspectors in Adelaide. The RSPCA says the Husky has an injury to his right rear leg, possibly the result of being hit by a car. He is also extremely underweight and is suffering from a long-standing case of mange, which has sparked secondary skin infections. Scroll down for video . An injured and diseased Husky that was picked up by RSPCA inspectors in Adelaide . The RSPCA says the Husky has an injury to his right rear leg, possibly the result of being hit by a car . He is also extremely underweight and is suffering from a long-standing case of mange, which has sparked secondary skin infections . The Husky has been named Hero by his carers and is now being treated by RSPCA vets. He is also being fed a special diet to help him gain weight. He was wearing a collar when he was picked up on Monday in the Banksia Park area, in Adelaide's north-eastern suburbs. Anyone with information is urged to contact RSPCA Australia on 1300 477 722.
The Husky was injured and diseased when found by RSPCA inspectors .
The dog has an injury to his right rear leg, possibly from being hit by a car .
He is also extremely underweight and has secondary skin infections .
The dog is being fed a special diet to help him gain weight .
The Husky has been named Hero and is now being treated by RSPCA vets .