For several frightening minutes, six-year-old Milo had no one beside him as smoke poured through his Pasadena home. The Sheltie was alone when the fire began, and with every passing moment, the air around him became harder to breathe.
For several frightening minutes, six-year-old Milo had no one beside him as smoke poured through his Pasadena home.
The Sheltie was alone when the fire began, and with every passing moment, the air around him became harder to breathe.
By the time firefighters reached him, Milo was unconscious beneath a table, his small body limp after breathing in heavy smoke.
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For several frightening minutes, six-year-old Milo had no one beside him as smoke poured through his Pasadena home. The Sheltie was alone when the fire began, and with every passing moment, the air around him became harder to breathe. By the time firefighters reached him, Milo was unconscious beneath a table, his small body limp after breathing in heavy smoke.
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