Puerto Rico's beaches hold both breathtaking beauty and heartbreaking reality. With an estimated 650,000 stray dogs struggling to survive, The Sato Project has become a beacon of hope. In this episode of Impactually, we share the powerful story of a grassroots movement born on "Dead Dog Beach" and how it grew into a national model for sustainable animal rescue and community care. Our Guests: Chrissy Beckles - Founder & President, The Sato Project Samuel Prieto Pulido & Natalia Rivera - Beach Rescue Coordinators Dr. Nell Gridley, DVM - NYC Veterinarian Major Topics / Highlights: The stray dog crisis in Puerto Rico: scale, context, and history Dead Dog Beach and the early days of The Sato Project Community outreach, Freedom Flights OperationSato: spay/neuter initiatives Disaster relief and long-term sustainable change How this model can inspire animal welfare efforts Want to Take Action? Give: The Sato Project — Official Website Learn: Wings of Rescue Pulitzer Center Feature: No Dogs Left Behind People.com Rescue Flight Article Featured Music: A very special thanks to the Kadencia Orchestra for sharing their songs "Puerto Rico Te Extrano" and "Diaspora Puertorriquena" off their LP 'En Otro Barrio'. We have a link to their website and social media in our show notes, and their music is available on all major streaming platforms. Support This Work: This episode is made possible by the generous support of Humm Productions donors and listeners like you. Join our community and donate. Connect with Us: 🌐 www.hummproductions.org 📘 Facebook: Humm Productions 📸 Instagram: Humm Productions Tags: #TheSatoProject #AnimalRescue #Impactually #StoriesForGood #StrayDogs #PuertoRico #SocialImpact #Sustainability #DeadDogBeach #WingsOfRescue #DogAdoption #OperationSato