An animal welfare charity says it thinks a dog is struggling to get adopted because of his sad face. Three-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier cross Draygo was rescued by the RSPCA Great Ayton Animal Centre in Middlesbrough in March, following welfare concerns. Draygo was "malnourished, skinny and shutdown" when he was rescued, but has since "blossomed", the team said. Kennel supervisor Rebecca Cooper said: "He's such a lovely lad with so much love to give but he has got a rather glum expression, which may be putting potential adopters off."