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We focus on the New York tri-state area; however, we welcome out of state adoptions as long as the adopter is willing to come to the NYC area to pick up their dog.
Miracles for Satos Rescue's adoption process
1.
Submit Application
Applications will only be considered if all applicable fields are fully completed.
2.
Sign Adoption Contract
Adoption Contract must be fully initialed & signed. An unsigned contract will forfeit consideration of the application.
3.
Home Check
A virtual (FaceTime, Zoom, etc.) interview and home tour is required. All members residing in home must be present for the interview.
4.
Approve Application
Applicants will only be approved with a complete application, contract, home tour, reference checks, and background check.
5.
Pay Fee
Adoption donation fee is non-negotiable and must be paid prior to any dog being transported to New York.
Additional adoption info
All the above steps must be completed in order to be approved to adopt. Thank you.
email: MiraclesforSatosRescue@gmail.com
All the above steps must be completed in order to be approved to adopt. Thank you.
We are an all volunteer, no-kill, not-for-profit, 501c3 rescue group.
We rescue the satos (street dogs) of Puerto Rico from the streets, kill shelters and bad situations. Satos are unfortunately in abundance and these amazing sweet spirits need our help to find permanent loving homes!
We are the voice and for those who can not help themselves!
All donations are fully tax deductible!
Our rescuers and volunteers are unpaid so that any monies can be dedicated solely to the dogs! Medical, food, supplies, spay/neuter, and maintenance of our farm/sanctuary facility in Puerto Rico, transportation costs, and training are among the many expenses we have. We try to never say "no" to any dog in need!
We and our satos are grateful to our donors and our fosters and adopters!
Miracles for Satos Rescue
We are an all volunteer, no-kill, not-for-profit, 501c3 rescue group.
We rescue the satos (street dogs) of Puerto Rico from the streets, kill shelters and bad situations. Satos are unfortunately in abundance and these amazing sweet spirits need our help to find permanent loving homes!
We are the voice and for those who can not help themselves!
All donations are fully tax deductible!
Our rescuers and volunteers are unpaid so that any monies can be dedicated solely to the dogs! Medical, food, supplies, spay/neuter, and maintenance of our farm/sanctuary facility in Puerto Rico, transportation costs, and training are among the many expenses we have. We try to never say "no" to any dog in need!
We and our satos are grateful to our donors and our fosters and adopters!
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