Meet Our Spay & Neuter Partners
Fix Georgia Pets awards grants to the dedicated organizations listed below that provide low-cost spay/neuter in their communities through clinics, community events, or voucher programs.
Grantee Partners
Veterinary Partners
All God’s Creatures
All the Fixins/Catsnips
Atlanta Humane Society
Baranik Animal Care
Brookwood Animal Hospital
Community Cat Clinic
CSRA Lifesaver
Durham Veterinary Clinic
Eufaula Animal Hospital
Every Pet
Fix-A-Pet Mobile
Fixing the Boro
Gordon Animal Clinic
Hemlock Animal Hospital
Jackson Vet
JAG Veterinary Services
Jazzy Paw
Lavonia Animal Hospital
Lifeline Animal Project
Locust Grove Vet
Nassau Humane Society
Pet Fix Savannah
Pet Vet
Quailwood Animal Hospital
Rescue Vet Services
Rodgers Veterinary Services
SAFE
Sanderlin Veterinary Hospital
Sandersville Vet Clinic
South GA Low Cost Spay & Neuter Clinic
Southern Paws Vet Clinic
Spay Neuter Vets Alpharetta
We Care Low Cost Spay Neuter
West Georgia Mobile Vet
Community Testimonials

"We can't do what we do without amazing organizations like you!"
Mission
Dedicated to the sole purpose of curbing pet overpopulation in Charlton County, Georgia.
What's New
Introduced a feral cat spay/neuter voucher request form just after receiving our grant in 2026.
Heart 2 Heart Humane Society
"We truly are Stronger Together!"
Mission
The first cage-free, no-kill cat shelter in Metro Atlanta, Good Mews also hosts a spay/neuter clinic to help educate about pet overpopulation, animal welfare, and the value of pets.
What’s New?
Our 2025 grants helped Good Mews spay/neuter nearly 250 cats. Their volunteers also worked our fundraising events, allowing us to redirect staffing costs toward extra spay/neuter funds for Good Mews.
Good Mews
“When you support us, you support a large poor rural community."
Mission
Dedicated to animal rescue, spay & neuter program, education, and supporting wildlife conservation in Telfair + 75 surrounding counties in middle Georgia.
What's New?
Spayed/neutered 4,475 dogs and cats in 2025 alone, preventing the birth of 1000s of puppies and kittens destined for shelters or abandonment.
The Rescue Ranch








































