In the Watts neighbourhood of Los Angeles, a small dog had taken refuge beneath a parked car and refused to come out.
Locals tried everything they could think of – calling gently, offering bits of food, speaking softly – but he wouldn’t move an inch. He just lay there, silent and motionless, as if he’d lost all hope.
The sight was enough to break anyone’s heart.
That’s when Suzette Hall got the call. She runs Logan’s Legacy 29, a rescue group known for stepping in whenever a dog is in danger…