

Unc
- Puppy
- Male
- Medium
- Mixed Breed
About Unc
Brooklyn, NY
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Unc's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Unc's Story
Meet Unc!<br/><br/>Unc is a 3-month-old, 6-pound little guy who was rescued from Dead Dog Beach in Puerto Rico. He's a happy, playful puppy with a fun personality and plenty of puppy energy.<br/><br/>His mom is about 26 pounds, but dad is a mystery, so we cant say for sure how big Unc will be when he's fully grown.<br/><br/>And his name? Unc is part of our Jude Bellingham-inspired litter, named after the soccer star who became one of the games most exciting young players. Bellingham even won the Golden Boy award in 2023! ([goldenboyaward.com][1])<br/><br/>Unc will be flying to Morristown, NJ on September 19th and is hoping his forever family will be waiting for him when he arrives. If you're looking for a sweet, silly puppy to grow up alongside your family, Unc might just be your guy!<br/><br/>To Adopt:<br/>Fill out an application at thesatoproject.org/application form.<br/>Questions?<br/><br/>Email us at adoption@thesatoproject.org<br/><br/>About The Sato Project:<br/><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.
Meet Unc!
Unc is a 3-month-old, 6-pound little guy who was rescued from Dead Dog Beach in Puerto Rico. He's a happy, playful puppy with a fun personality and plenty of puppy energy.
His mom is about 26 pounds, but dad is a mystery, so we cant say for sure how big Unc will be when he's fully grown.
And his name? Unc is part of our Jude Bellingham-inspired litter, named after the soccer star who became one of the games most exciting young players. Bellingham even won the Golden Boy award in 2023! ([goldenboyaward.com][1])
Unc will be flying to Morristown, NJ on September 19th and is hoping his forever family will be waiting for him when he arrives. If you're looking for a sweet, silly puppy to grow up alongside your family, Unc might just be your guy!
To Adopt:
Fill out an application at thesatoproject.org/application form.
Questions?
Email us at adoption@thesatoproject.org
About The Sato Project:
The Sato Project has been working hard since 2011 t
Meet Unc!
Unc is a 3-month-old, 6-pound little guy who was rescued from Dead Dog Beach in Puerto Rico. He's a happy, playful puppy with a fun personality and plenty of puppy energy.
His mom is about 26 pounds, but dad is a mystery, so we cant say for sure how big Unc will be when he's fully grown.
And his name? Unc is part of our Jude Bellingham-inspired litter, named after the soccer star who became one of the games most exciting young players. Bellingham even won the Golden Boy award in 2023! ([goldenboyaward.com][1])
Unc will be flying to Morristown, NJ on September 19th and is hoping his forever family will be waiting for him when he arrives. If you're looking for a sweet, silly puppy to grow up alongside your family, Unc might just be your guy!
To Adopt:
Fill out an application at thesatoproject.org/application form.
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.
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[Brooklyn, NY]
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