Our Impact

Since our inception in 2012, Fix Georgia Pets has been a beacon of hope in Georgia’s battle against pet overpopulation and the high rates of euthanasia in our shelters. Our unwavering commitment to funding and supporting spay/neuter programs has not only saved thousands of pets from euthanasia but also sparked a positive shift toward responsible pet ownership throughout the state, thus lowering the overpopulation epidemic.

We build robust partnerships with local organizations and communities, amplifying our impact and creating a unified front against the challenges our beloved pets face.

Every grant we provide, every pet we help to spay/neuter, contributes to a larger vision – a Georgia where every animal is valued, every community is educated, and every potential pet crisis is averted through proactive measures. Celebrate with us the progress we make and the lives we transform, as we continue to forge a path towards a compassionate, pet-friendly Georgia.

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There are multiple ways you can help us accomplish our mission:

  • Donate: Every donation, big or small, fuels the grants and programs aimed at reducing pet overpopulation. Our hope is that individuals and businesses  contribute financially to help us meet our goals.
  • Educate: Empower individuals to become advocates for spay/neuter initiatives by providing them with information and resources to share within their communities.
  • Partnerships: Encourage local businesses, community leaders and organizations to partner with Fix Georgia Pets, whether through sponsorships, hosting fundraising events, or providing in-kind services.
  • Fundraising: Motivate supporters to organize or participate in fundraising events, including our Spring Wine Fling, Fix Georgia Pets Gala and 8th Annual Golf Tournament , with all proceeds going towards grants to fund spay/neuter programs.
  • Adopt or Foster: Encourage pet adoption and fostering, reducing the burden on shelters and demonstrating the joy and value of giving a pet a second chance.
  • Social Media Advocacy: Leverage the power of social media to spread the word about Fix Georgia Pets, share success stories, and highlight the importance of spay/neuter programs.
300000
2024 Grant Award Goal
326000
2024 Grants Given*
4466
Est. Spays/Neuters in 2024*
62521
Est. Unwanted Births Prevented in 2024*

Some of Our Successes

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    Good Mews is one of the few virtually cage-free, no-kill cat shelters in Georgia and the first in the metro Atlanta area. They have an average adoption rate of 600 cats per year. Good Mews has partnered with Fix Georgia Pets and in 2023 were able to spay/neuter 340 cats with a FGP grant. These included cats in their program as well as shelter and foster cats.

    Good Mews

  • The Rescue Ranch, located in McRae, Georgia, services not only Telfair County, but 75 surrounding counties in the middle of the state. In 2023 alone, they spayed/neutered 3,040 dogs and cats and since 2009 they’ve completed 32,602 spay/neuters. This has prevented the birth of thousands of puppies and kittens destined to languish in shelters or to be abandoned to fend for themselves which is a huge problem. Rescue Ranch President and Founder, Barbara Bruigom reminds us: “When you support us, you support a large poor rural community. When you give generously to Fix Georgia Pets, more people and animals are helped. We couldn’t do this without the grants given by Fix Georgia Pets."

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    The Rescue Ranch
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    Planned PEThood of Georgia became an official partner with Fix Georgia Pets in February 2024. A celebration was held in honor of veterinarian, Dr. Murphy’s 10,000th spay/neuter surgery AND the generous grant given by Fix Georgia Pets and our sister organization, Georgia Pet Foundation. This wonderful gift will help Planned PEThood continue to provide low-cost, affordable spay/neuter services to pet owners and shelters

     
    Planned PEThood of Georgia