About Us
Rescuing since 2020, our Mission is to help the Sato dogs of Puerto Rico through education in the communities, rescue, foster/adoption, disease prevention, sterilization and other care needed to make the Sato's lives and the communities they roam better.
There are an estimated 500,000 Street dogs (Satos) in Puerto Rico.
South Coast Sato Rescue,
"SCSR" is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization,
doing what we can to help these beautiful souls!
SCSR has helped to find forever homes for 50 Satos so far
and currently has 22 dogs and puppies available for adoption!
If you or someone you know is looking to adopt, can volunteer, foster in person (or virtually) or would like to donate, please help in any way you can!
*** WE HAVE AN URGENT NEED THAT IS TIME CRITICAL ***
One of our beautiful (up for adoption) 9 month old pups - Rocky - has a congenital heart problem
(vet believes to be patent ductus arteriosus)
and he desperately needs an echocardiogram to confirm the diagnosis.
If it is verified, he needs an expensive heart surgery as soon as possible.
With early surgical intervention, the outlook is very good for a normal, full life.
The longer the surgery is delayed, the more likely that irreversible heart damage will occur.
If you are donating specifically for Rocky, please note his name with donation...
All donations are greatly appreciated... Thank you!!
There are an estimated 500,000 Street dogs (Satos) in Puerto Rico.
South Coast Sato Rescue,
"SCSR" is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization,
doing what we can to help these beautiful souls!
SCSR has helped to find forever homes for 50 Satos so far
and currently has 22 dogs and puppies available for adoption!
If you or someone you know is looking to adopt, can volunteer, foster in person (or virtually) or would like to donate, please help in any way you can!
*** WE HAVE AN URGENT NEED THAT IS TIME CRITICAL ***
One of our beautiful (up for adoption) 9 month old pups - Rocky - has a congenital heart problem
(vet believes to be patent ductus arteriosus)
and he desperately needs an echocardiogram to confirm the diagnosis.
If it is verified, he needs an expensive heart surgery as soon as possible.
With early surgical intervention, the outlook is very good for a normal, full life.
The longer the surgery is delayed, the more likely that irreversible heart damage will occur.
If you are donating specifically for Rocky, please note his name with donation...
All donations are greatly appreciated... Thank you!!
