About Us
Launched in 2012, Fix Georgia Pets embarked on a mission fueled by compassion and determination—to dramatically decrease the number of pets facing euthanasia in Georgia’s overcrowded shelters. Our aim is to empower organizations across every county with grants that enable access to affordable, if not free, spay/neuter services. We’re not just reducing numbers; we’re creating a statewide network of care and support, ensuring every pet has the chance for a healthier, safer future.
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Our Mission
Fix Georgia Pets is on a mission to end pet overpopulation and prevent the euthanasia of healthy animals in Georgia through strategic spay/neuter program grants. We’re committed to creating a future where every Georgian pet is valued and safe, tackling the root causes to pave the way for a more compassionate state.
Our Vision
We’re the financial lifeline for the unsung heroes on the front lines battling pet overpopulation. We raise funds for entities and fellow nonprofits across Georgia, uniting our efforts to tackle this challenge head-on. Together, we’re not just addressing a problem; we’re nurturing a movement for change, ensuring every action we take is a step towards a more hopeful future for our four-legged friends.
The Need
Georgia has a companion animal over-population crisis as well as high euthanasia rates. Fix Georgia Pets works with the highest-need communities across the state to help end pet overpopulation and stop senseless euthanasia of companion animals. Our goal is to help every community in Georgia.
Let’s start doing our bit for Georgia. We need your help.
Our Board & Staff
Meet the heart and soul Behind Fix Georgia Pets: Our board and staff. United by a shared vision and unwavering commitment, our team is the driving force propelling our mission forward.
- Jan Jones
- John Tyler
- Kerri Fickling
- Shannon Call
- Marilyn Krone
Tricia Holder
Executive Director
With 23+ years business development, marketing, and human resource experience across various companies, Tricia is now harnessing her executive leadership to expand the reach of Fix Georgia Pets’ spay/neuter grants throughout Georgia to help end pet over-population and the euthanasia of unwanted pets.
Stephanie Neimiller
Marketing
As an entrepreneur and owner of Splash Design Studio, Stephanie brings 39+ years of advertising, design, photography, and video experience to Fix Georgia Pets, enabling our community to visualize the true impact of our work.
Jamie Sprague
Operations
Combining a 25+ year marketing career with 15 years of running a non-profit pet rescue, Doggie Harmony, Jamie helps drive our mission and message to the Fix Georgia Pets community of supporters, partners, and sponsors.
Lori Trahan
Grants
Lori served as President of the Good Mews board after 20 years as part of it. She holds FEMA certifications for helping animals in disaster and has extensive experience in the trap-neuter-release (TNR) of community cats. She also brings over 25 years of experience in advanced data analysis to our mission.