A Dog Tale: Connecting Atlanta's At-Risk Youths With Rescue Dogs

Not all superheroes wear capes, jump over buildings or hail from
Wakanda. And if you're near downtown Atlanta, you may run into
non-traditional superheroes: known as the W-Underdogs. The
non-profit works with at-risk kids by rescuing dogs in the
neighborhood. Data from the Atlanta Humane Society report 70
million homeless animals in the U.S. Only one out of every 10 dogs
find permanent homes. The W-Underdogs have rescued about 400 of
those pets. Gracie Hamlin is founder of the program. She joined On
Second Thought to talk about the organization.