Lewis Hamilton

Hello humans, I’m Lewis Hamilton!<br/><br/>Yes, the mini Lewis Hamilton — 4 months old, 11 pounds, and already a champion of zoomies, cuddle sprints, and snack pit stops. I may be tiny, but trust me… my speed, my ears, and my cuteness are all top-tier performance.<br/><br/>I was rescued from the streets of Puerto Rico by the amazing humans at The Sato Project. They say I’ve got “adorable puppy energy,” but I prefer to think of myself as a precision-engineered cuddle machine with turbo-wag technology.<br/><br/> Breaking News:<br/><br/>I’m flying into Morristown, NJ on December 28th, and I would very much love for my forever team—uh, family—to meet me right at the airport. Imagine me trotting out of my crate like a superstar arriving on the grid. Cameras flashing. You crying happy tears. Me wagging like crazy. Honestly? Iconic.<br/><br/>If I don’t get adopted before landing, no problem — I’ll be placed in a wonderful foster home in the tristate area where I’ll continue training in snuggles, zoomies, and general excellence.<br/><br/>My stats:<br/><br/>Zoomies: Lightning fast <br/>Snuggles: Gold medalist<br/>Treat motivation: Maxed out<br/>Puppy eyes: Highly effective<br/>Tail wag: Smooth, consistent, aerodynamic<br/><br/>So… are you ready to take home your newest champion?<br/><br/>Love, Lewis <br/><br/>To Adopt:<br/>Fill out an application at thesatoproject.org/applicationform.<br/>Questions?<br/>Email us at adoption@thesatoproject.org<br/><br/>About The Sato Project:<br/>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

Hello humans, I’m Lewis Hamilton!

Yes, the mini Lewis Hamilton — 4 months old, 11 pounds, and already a champion of zoomies, cuddle sprints, and snack pit stops. I may be tiny, but trust me… my speed, my ears, and my cuteness are all top-tier performance.

I was rescued from the streets of Puerto Rico by the amazing humans at The Sato Project. They say I’ve got “adorable puppy energy,” but I prefer to think of myself as a precision-engineered cuddle machine with turbo-wag technology.

Breaking News:

I’m flying into Morristown, NJ on December 28th, and I would very much love for my forever team—uh, family—to meet me right at the airport. Imagine me trotting out of my crate like a superstar arriving on the grid. Cameras flashing. You crying happy tears. Me wagging like crazy. Honestly? Iconic.

If I don’t get adopted before landing, no problem — I’ll be placed in a wonderful foster home in the tristate area where I’ll continue training in snuggles, zoomies, and general excellence.

Hello humans, I’m Lewis Hamilton!

Yes, the mini Lewis Hamilton — 4 months old, 11 pounds, and already a champion of zoomies, cuddle sprints, and snack pit stops. I may be tiny, but trust me… my speed, my ears, and my cuteness are all top-tier performance.

I was rescued from the streets of Puerto Rico by the amazing humans at The Sato Project. They say I’ve got “adorable puppy energy,” but I prefer to think of myself as a precision-engineered cuddle machine with turbo-wag technology.

Breaking News:

I’m flying into Morristown, NJ on December 28th, and I would very much love for my forever team—uh, family—to meet me right at the airport. Imagine me trotting out of my crate like a superstar arriving on the grid. Cameras flashing. You crying happy tears. Me wagging like crazy. Honestly? Iconic.

If I don’t get adopted before landing, no problem — I’ll be placed in a wonderful foster home in the tristate area where I’ll continue training in snuggles, zoomies, and general excellence.

My stats:

Zoomies: Lightning fast
Snuggles: Gold medalist
Treat motivation: Maxed out
Puppy eyes: Highly effective
Tail wag: Smooth, consistent, aerodynamic

So… are you ready to take home your newest champion?

Love, Lewis

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