Georgia Pet Foundation

04/26/2025

The parade ran right in front of our booth. How cool is that. Don't miss out on the fun. Come see us in the Community Corner!! We are here tomorrow too.

04/26/2025

Get out and about in Atlanta today! We are up and running at the Inman Park Festival. Come by and say hello to team members Trica (our fearless leader) and Lori (our amazing team member)! They are a wealth of knowledge about spay/neuter and can also tell you about our new license plate that helps to fund spay/neuter programs throughout Georgia.

04/26/2025

It’s a beautiful Saturday morning and the Inman Park Festival is up and running! And we’ve already had our first sale! Woohoo! Swing by our booth and grab one of our cool new Tshirts or a bag of our dog treats, or a new toy for your dog or cat! You can also learn about our new license plate created by Kyle Brooks of Blackcattips, Georgia’s own amazing artist!! So come enjoy the day with us!

04/26/2025

Stop by your local County Shelter or Rescue and ADOPT your new best friend 🐾🐾.

04/25/2025

Friday funny...

04/25/2025

This is what Georgia Pets just said:

"We’re making a difference—and you can too!

Along with our newest partner - No More Puppies Georgia, we’re thrilled to be creating real change for dogs and the families who love them.

Thanks to your support, Mama Florida was recently spayed using grant funds we provided—one more step toward ending the cycle of unwanted litters."

Want to help more dogs like her?
It's SIMPLE - BUY A TAG, SAVE A LIFE.

All proceeds from our tag sales goes to Fix Georgia Pets for Grants.

04/24/2025

We are so grateful to Kaedy Kiely of Kandy's Classics on 97.1 The River for interviewing our CEO, Tricia Holder. You covered a lot and hopefully all will now have a better understanding of what Fix Georgia Pets and Georgia Pet Foundation does and why we do it. We can't do it with out people like you who care and understand the proactive, humane approach to understanding why spaying and neutering your pet is so important. Take a listen here: https://youtu.be/H3y8hJYe9zg
What a super interview.

A huge thank you to Kaedy Kiely and your interview with Tricia. We are truly grateful to get our mission to the masses. Animal lovers know that spaying and...

04/24/2025

Georgia Pet Foundation along with our sister organization, Fix Georgia Pets, is out and about this weekend. Come visit us at the Inman Park Festival Saturday and Sunday, April 26 & 27 from 11am - 6pm. Our booth is located in the Community Corner.

Come grab one of our new T-shirts, or our cool hat, or grab a bag of Fix Georgia Pets biscuits for your furry family member. Plus we will have other awesome items. The proceeds go towards our spay/neuter grant programs throughout Georgia.

We can't do what we do without your support. Hope to see you there!!

04/24/2025

Choosing a Georgia Pet Foundation license plate does more than register your car—it helps animals in need 🐶🐾🐱.

Proceeds support spay/neuter efforts throughout the State.

Join a community making a real impact—because every tag helps save lives.

04/23/2025

Spay/Neuter Before Five Months.
It’s simple. It’s safe. And it works.

Every year, thousands of kittens flood shelters across the country. Many arrive too young, too sick, or without moms to care for them. It’s heartbreaking—and it’s preventable.

Feline Fix by Five is a national campaign that promotes spaying or neutering cats before five months of age—before they can get pregnant and add to the cycle.

Why before five months?

-Cats can get pregnant as early as four months old.
-Waiting too long means risking unplanned litters.
-Fixing early prevents health risks like mammary cancer and infections.
-It also helps reduce behavioral issues like spraying, yowling, and roaming.
-Early-age spay/neuter is backed by science, supported by veterinarians, and shown to be both safe and effective.
-Timing matters. Fixing by five months saves lives—before they even begin.

Join us. Spread the word. Talk to your vet.
Let’s stop the cycle—and build a better future for cats and the people who care for them.

04/23/2025

04/22/2025

Thinking of Opening a Clinic in Your Community? Don’t Miss This Free Webinar– LIVE SESSION ONLY!

TODAY - Tuesday, April 22, 2025 is a special presentation from Dr. Lisa Warren on how to open a procedure-focused clinic that serves your community’s animal welfare needs.

"Designed for veterinarians and anyone interested in starting a clinic, this session will explore Dr. Warren’s collaborative partnership model, proving that procedure clinics can be both profitable and community-driven."

What: Opening your own procedure clinic to reduce economic euthanasia and provide affordable options
When: Tuesday, April 22, 2025 @ 2:00 PM ET
Where: Online Only! Reserve Your Spot

Exclusive LIVE session – no recording will be available! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn directly from Dr. Warren.

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/637890912072853085

04/21/2025

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04/21/2025

Running errands? Leave pets at home—cars heat up fast, even with the windows down.

04/20/2025

Happy Easter from all of us at Georgia Pet Foundation.

Thank you for supporting our mission and helping give countless cats and dogs a healthier, happier life.

04/19/2025

Happy National Cat Lady Day! 🐱

Whether you have one feline friend or a whole clowder, today is all about celebrating the love, joy, and just a little bit of chaos that comes with being a proud cat person.

Don’t forget—spaying and neutering your cats helps keep them healthy and helps reduce the number of homeless pets and reduces the euthanasia rates in Georgia.

Tag your fellow cat lovers and share a pic of your furry friends! 🐾

Oh and we love dogs too... now we need a Happy National Dog Lady (and Men) Day...lol

04/19/2025

As you celebrate Easter tomorrow, don’t forget to keep your furry family members safe!

Some holiday favorites—like chocolate, plastic grass, and certain flowers—can be harmful to cats and dogs.

Keep treats out of reach, avoid giving table scraps, and ensure decorations are pet-friendly.

04/18/2025

It was a great day! Here's a recap of the day. See you next year!