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Chicken

Young
Female
Small

Chihuahua

About Chicken

Morristown, NJ

Breed

ChihuahuaMix

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Female

Small

(0-25 lbs)

Behavior

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Chicken’s Compatibility

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Chicken's Story

Meet Chicken 2–3 years old | 12 lbs | Arriving in Morristown, NJ December 28th Hi, I’m Chicken — a sweet and timid little pup rescued from a heartbreaking hoarding case in Manatí, Puerto Rico with over 30 dogs in one home. Though I’m shy at first, I’m friendly and eager to learn what love feels like. Thanks to The Sato Project, I’m now healthy and ready to start a new life. I’ll need a patient, understanding home that will give me time and gentle care to feel safe and confident. If you have a calm heart and open arms, I’d love to meet you and show you how much love I have to give. To Adopt: Fill out an application at thesatoproject.org/applicationform. Questions? Email us at adoption@thesatoproject.org About The Sato Project: The Sato Project has been working hard since 2011 to rescue and rehabilitate the stray dogs of Puerto Rico, known locally as “satos.” To date, we’ve saved over 8,000 dogs and are committed to stopping the overpopulation crisis with spay/neuter and vaccination programs. Your adoption helps us continue this vital work.

Meet Chicken

2–3 years old | 12 lbs | Arriving in Morristown, NJ December 28th

Hi, I’m Chicken — a sweet and timid little pup rescued from a heartbreaking hoarding case in Manatí, Puerto Rico with over 30 dogs in one home.

Though I’m shy at first, I’m friendly and eager to learn what love feels like. Thanks to The Sato Project, I’m now healthy and ready to start a new life.

I’ll need a patient, understanding home that will give me time and gentle care to feel safe and confident.

If you have a calm heart and open arms, I’d love to meet you and show you how much love I have to give.

To Adopt:
Fill out an application at thesatoproject.org/applicationform.
Questions?
Email us at adoption@thesatoproject.org

About The Sato Project:
The Sato Project has been working hard since 2011 to rescue and rehabilitate the stray dogs of Puerto Rico, known locally as “satos.” To date, we’ve saved over 8,000 dogs and are committed to stopping the overpopulation cris

How To Adopt

Chicken was listed as Adoptable by The Sato Project

How can I adopt Chicken?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with The Sato Project. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Chicken is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to The Sato Project for details on the pet.

When can I meet Chicken?

If you've submitted an inquiry, The Sato Project will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Chicken, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to The Sato Project, and they'll be happy to help!

The Sato Project's Adoption Policy

A little face has stolen your heart. The first thing to do is submit our online application form. This ensures that you are first in line to adopt the pup: http://www.thesatoproject.org/applicationform If you have questions/concerns prior to submitting an application, please email Adoption Coordintor Alessandra Migliore adoption@thesatoproject.org Our adoption team will them get in touch with you and get the ball rolling to welcome your new furry family member!

Our Mission

Our Mission The Sato Project is dedicated to rescuing abused and abandoned dogs from Puerto Rico. There are currently an estimated 650,00 stray dogs roaming the island’s streets and beaches. With no access to food, fresh water, or veterinary care, many of these dogs are living daily lives of severe suffering. The municipal ...