Satos "Aayla" and "Raquel" have become the very best of friends. Satos do great in twos. . . . . . twice the fun, twice the love. Someone to chew your bone next to, someone to pull up your dog bed next to....Aayla and Raquel were adopted from the Sterling Animal Shelter in Sterling, MA.

This little sweetheart is Nenita--now Abby or Abby Dabby Doo--who was brought to Save a Sato by a student who found her abandoned at a university in San Juan. Abby is totally deaf. And, even when she made it to the Danbury Animal Welfare Society in Danbury, Conn., many people passed her by, not wanting to take on the added challenges of dealing with her disability. Then along came Lora Boynton. It was love at first sight....but Abby had a few tricks up her sleeve. She may be deaf, but she wasn't quiet. She liked to run around the house like a tornado and leave a wave of destruction for Lora to clean up....she lunged at cars...ignored her hand signals...but Lora never gave up and it's a good thing because Abby has turned into a true blessing who has taught her "mom" how to love--and forgive --unconditionally.

Sato Addie is doing GREAT with her new family and now lives in Worcester, Mass. Everyone who meets her comments on how adorable and loveable she is. She is also smart and obedient and has a great time playing with her canine brother, Morgan. Among her favorite things are long walks on the beach in Maine, romping in the snow, and curling up on someone's lap after a long day. Addie was adopted from the Animal Shelter in Sterling, Mass.

Adella hadn't even been in her new forever home 24 hours when she spied a comfy spot on the couch next to her new mom and crawled up for a nap. Clearly, she knew a good thing when she saw it....now she has both a feline and a canine sibling who are her very best buddies, 40 acres of land to run around on, and a mom who works from home so they can be together every second. Life is good!

Sato Alby (in front) has lots of room to run and play with her two canine sisters and two feline brothers in a great big house with a fenced yard in Ipswich, Mass. And even though her dog sisters each weigh about 80 pounds, Alby is not afraid to hold her own and is very independent. She is also very affectionate and loves to sit on her mom's lap and cuddle. Alby was adopted from the Animal Shelter in Sterling, Mass.

Sato "Alice" loves to ride in the car and boat and likes to take lots of walks to see her best friend, Stubby Squirrel. Her Grandma Terry makes her a weekly treat of fresh cooked veggies with calves liver. Alice was adopted from the Broward County Humane Society in Florida.

Sato Alina has learned lots very quickly, but she can be a little stubborn. When she is corrected, she frowns her forehead and looks at you as if to say "What's wrong? Are you talking to me?" Alina plays like crazy, sleeps in her mom's arms, and even snores sometimes. She also gives gentle love bites to let her mom know when she has to go outside. Alina is very street smart and actually steals everything she can from her new canine brother Bobo. Alina was adopted from Cape Ann Animal Aid in Gloucester, Mass.

Alvin may look little, but he's growing by leaps and bounds. He gained one pound in a week! Now he tips the scales at 11 pounds. Alvin lives the good life in New York State where it's getting a little chilly. As temperatures began dipping into the 40s, he started to shiver. That's what happens when you're born in the tropics. But, his mom has already gone out and bought him his very own hoodie sweatshirt., so we know he'll be nice and warm this winter.

Sato Amber loves to sleep with her stuffed animals and gets along famously with her Sato housemate, the famous Sato Ambassador Gypsy Simone. Amber looks to Gypsy for guidance and follows her everywhere. They play tug of war, share cookies, and sleep together. Amber loves her new dad and loves to hop up and give him kisses. At a whopping 7 pounds, Amber thinks she's a guard dog and loves to bark at new things and act tough. She was adopted from the Danbury Animal Welfare Society in Bethel, Conn.

Sato "Amigo" looks like a real snuggler on his bed. Amigo was very skinny when he was first adopted, but now his nickname is "Fato Sato." Amigo loves his new life and is best friends with his canine roommate. Amigo was adopted from the Northeast Animal shelter in Salem, MA.

Adopted in 2006, Amy is a true love who lives with one canine sister and two feline sisters....

Sato Angela has a wonderful new home in Brookfield, Conn. where she is considered an important family member to new mom Jean and "brother" Daniel. They love her very much and say she is sweet, gentle, and highly intelligent....a stellar Sato in all respects! Angela was adopted from the Danbury Animal Welfare Society.

Sato Antonio weighed only 16.6 pounds when he was taken to the vet for his initial shots. One month later, he had gained ten pounds! Antonio (Tony) is great with his new family and feels very comfortable and secure. He's still shy around other people, but that will change. His family is moving into a bigger house with a huge fenced-in yard just so he can stay safe and comfortable.

No, Sato Apollo doesn't have a hand growing out of his neck. Apollo was the star of his obedience class and sleeps with his toys to protect them from predators.

Sato Ashley with her new human sisters, Megan and Katelyn, at her home in Florida. Ashley was adopted from the Broward County Humane Society in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Sato Autumn is a very special little dog. She has a natural instinct to cure any harm or injury to her family. Whenever someone gets a " boo boo," Autumn is right there, sensing something is wrong and giving doggy kisses to make it better. Her family says Autumn is NOT a dog, but an Angel with fur. Autumn was adopted from the Animal Shelter in Sterling, MA.

Sato Bailey was adopted from the Animal Shelter in Sterling, Mass. She adores everyone in her new family and they love her right back. They say that Bailey is one of the best things that has happened to them.

Sato Bambina now lives in North Carolina where she has been a blessing to her new family. She is so sweet and lovable. Plus she smiles. Everyone that meets her and sees her smile wants to have a dog just like her. But there is only one Bambina. She was adopted through the ARF program of Save a Sato in Puerto Rico.

Sato Bambina is a much beloved new member of a family in New York...where she is safe, happy, and very good at snuggling with her new sisters.

Sato Bandido is very lively, sweet as sugar, and a wonderful friend to each member of his new family. He loves playing tag with his kitty roommates, licking and chewing everything in site, and making new friends on his daily doggy walks. Bandido was adopted from the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, MA.

Sato Baron is so very curious--he likes to have his nose in everything and he loves to play with his feline roommate. Sometimes when he needs a nap, he goes into his crate all on his own. The two boys in his new family just love him, and Baron can't get enough of them in return. He waits by the door when he hears the kids coming home from school. Baron was adopted from the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, Mass.

Bella was adopted from the Animal Shelter in Sterling, Mass. and is known for being sweet to all humans and their dogs. She LOVES children especially, because they have the same energy, happiness, and silliness that she has. Bella's new mom describes her as the best friend she could ever want.

Sato Bella loves children, running figure 8s, chasing birds, car rides in the convertible, bumblebees, and sleeping in mom and dad's bed. She spends about half the day on her back, with all four legs in the air, just waiting for someone to scratch her belly. She isn't too fond of swimming, getting a bath or having her nails clipped, though. Bella was adopted from Buddy Dog in Sudbury, MA.

Bella now lives in Connecticut where she is a much loved family member. Her parents say that she is the very best dog that either of them has ever owned. Bella must have had something bad happen to her in Puerto Rico as she has a long black scar on the inside of her left leg. But, fortunately, she will never have to worry about being hurt again.

Sato Belle is one happy and spoiled little Sato. She loves to go for walks in her neighborhood and does a very good job of "guarding" her block. She loves chewing on bones, her singing duck toy, and getting doggy massages. She returns the love by giving lots of kisses and snuggling between mom and dad in bed. Belle was adopted from Buddy Dog Humane Society in Sudbury, Mass.

Sato Belle has that famous Sato "look of love" in her eyes. This beautiful girl found her way into the hearts of a very grateful family and is now living the good life that she so deserves. Belle was adopted from the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, MA.