Help Dogs Get Urgent Medical Care They Desperately Need

Alanna York is organizing this fundraiser to benefit The Silky Sato Foundation.

Tax deductible

We’re reaching out with heavy hearts and hopeful spirits on behalf of Nellie, Annabelle, Tootsie, and Astrid—four beautiful souls under the care of Silky Sato, a nonprofit dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating Puerto Rico’s most vulnerable dogs.

Each of these girls has survived heartbreaking neglect. They’ve endured what no dog ever should—but now, we have a chance to rewrite their stories with compassion and care.

Meet the Girls You’ll Be Helping:

✨ Nellie suffered a broken leg that was left untreated by her former owners. The injury healed improperly, causing her constant pain and difficulty walking. She now needs surgery and rehabilitation to have a real chance at a pain-free life.

✨ Annabelle was found dumped in a neighborhood, barely able to stand. She was dangerously underweight, severely lethargic, and suffering from an advanced case of mange. She needs immediate medical care, medicated baths, and a proper diet to recover.

✨ Tootsie tested heartworm positive—a potentially fatal condition if left untreated. She needs a carefully managed treatment plan, vet supervision, and lots of rest in order to survive and thrive.

✨ Astrid, the youngest, was hit by a car and left behind. She’s recovering from a fractured pelvis and will need physical therapy, pain management, and a safe space to heal.

We Need Your Help to Raise $4,800

Your donation will go directly toward:

Emergency vet care and diagnostics

Surgery for Nellie

Heartworm treatment for Tootsie

Medications and mange treatment for Annabelle

Physical therapy and follow-ups for Astrid

Food, transport, and recovery essentials

Why It Matters

At Silky Sato, we believe every dog deserves a second chance—especially the ones who’ve been failed by humans. These girls didn’t ask for this pain, but they’re fighting to survive. And with your help, they will.

Please consider donating—no amount is too small. If you can’t give, sharing their story is just as powerful.

Thank you for being part of their rescue story.

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