Traer Scott travelled to Mexico and Puerto Rico to capture these remarkable and soulful photographs of dogs living alone or in packs on city streets. Since most satos (Puerto Rican slang for street dogs) were formerly pets, they are usually friendly, approachable and eager to be adopted. As Scott documents in her introduction, she was personally involved in rescuing many of the dogs she photographed for this book, and – thanks to the collaborative efforts of Puerto Rican, Latin American and US organizations – she arranged for a number of the dogs to be sponsored and adopted into new homes in the United States.

• Features 80 irresistible, soulful portraits and outdoor photographs of street dogs
• Accompanied by a beautifully written, illustrated introduction by Traer Scott on her experience of photographing and rescuing street dogs
• Includes a mini biography of each dog, with details about its adoption into a new home, and contact information on charities devoted to street